Sentence examples for thoroughly brilliant from inspiring English sources

Thoroughly brilliant - thank you.

Evelyn Juers's "House of Exile" is a thoroughly brilliant account of writers who fled from the Nazis to America.

With the greatest respect, however, might I humbly suggest that it may have been close to a crying shame that Dyer himself trotted out "thoroughly brilliant," "brilliantly thorough," "thoroughly exhausted" and "thoroughly used up" all on the, er, same page.

Mr. Thielemann, who conducted Ms. Voigt in the Metropolitan Opera's enthralling production of Strauss's "Frau Ohne Schatten" in the 2001-2 season, is a thoroughly brilliant musician with powerful interpretive ideas.

Thoroughly penetrated by the brilliant naval attaché in Madrid, Captain Alan Hillgarth, the supposedly neutral Spanish general staff could be expected to show the Germans the letters.

The chapter thinks about the customers and highlights that the very idea of a company starting a forum such as this one is essentially brilliant and thoroughly laudable.

Although now remembered mainly as a "kleptocrat" who plundered his country and enriched himself with shameless abandon (epitomized by the discovery that his wife possessed 3,000 pairs of shoes), Ferdinand Marcos was, in fact, a brilliant populist, thoroughly skilled in the symbolic uses of violence.

"I am not making an issue for the semi-final – Saracens have been brilliant all season, thoroughly deserve to be at home and we have to get on with it – but in general.

The pope's denunciation of the way in which "human beings are themselves considered consumer goods" was much more thoroughly anticipated in Marx's brilliant analysis of the commodity form which saw this process as central to capitalism, not merely an unhappy side effect of poor regulation.

"They are a brilliant team and thoroughly deserved it on the day.

Hysterical, but also plangent and thoroughly ghoulish, this is a seriously brilliant book.