Sentence examples for typically brilliant from inspiring English sources
It's typically brilliant perception.
Here's a link to a video of the entire, typically brilliant, debate.
On 18 March 2003, Blair delivered a typically brilliant speech to the Commons to make the case for invading Iraq.
James was typically brilliant — 32 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists — which only made his summertime rejection sting more.
It is a typically brilliant and witty acknowledgment of the common ground between Ligeti and the American minimalists.
On offense, the Texans are doing it through solid play from quarterback Matt Schaub and the typically brilliant running of tailback Arian Foster.
Neymar did score a typically audacious, brilliant goal against Kashiwa Reysol on Wednesday.
His canvases typically present brilliant colours flowing in amorphous forms over unprimed canvas.
The choreographer's rough style, typically enhanced by brilliant lighting designs, can be compelling, though his "Rite of Spring" solo, "Hunt," isn't the subtlest example.
That is one of the typically audacious and brilliant theories put forth by Professor Bloom in his latest book, The Daemon Knows.
Ms. Fujimoto is one of seven remaining members of Kodo who were present in 1981 at its founding, as a dissident, democratic offshoot of Ondekoza, a group formed six years earlier by Tagayasu Den, who is typically described as a brilliant but erratic leader.
