Sentence examples for ultimately brilliant from inspiring English sources
Several years later, I took a deep breath and asked to go part time, to prepare for a terrifying but ultimately brilliant career change.
Newport Harbor also had the major show of the year, a retrospective of the work of Chris Burden that showed the former UC Irvine art student to be a much more complex, baffling and ultimately brilliant fellow than we might have thought from his sensationalistic early work.
With every record Liars produces, they strive for a paradigm shift within their own creative processes one that always results in an epic, dark, intense, and ultimately quite brilliant long player.
Kidd ultimately is a brilliant, self-aware designer and a clever writer.
Rather, it was developed as, and remains, a meticulous methodology inspired by significant private transactions and ultimately refined by brilliant judicial interpretation.
Executive producer, showrunner, and writer Al Jean tells Broadly that once the Simpsons went to series, Brooks suggested Lisa be the "out of place intellectual in the family," who ultimately became the brilliant, passionate person known and beloved across the world today.
His lightening fast, facile brilliant brain ultimately became his worst enemy and finally, in the end, outwitted and finally defeated him.
Ultimately, it's a brilliant and beneficial marketing tool.
England were by no means brilliant but, ultimately, they did not have to be.
His narrative is made up of fictional fragments that are periodically brilliant but ultimately impossible to fit together.
The book sheds light on why Einstein ultimately renounced his own brilliant work on quantum theory, due to his deep belief in science as something objective and eternal.
