Sentence examples for very very brilliant from inspiring English sources

Brand, who admits to having been "a hopeless drug addict", continued: "I was inspired to put this concert on because of the death of Amy Winehouse, now although she was a very, very brilliant woman, in another sense she was just an ordinary drug addict/alcoholic.

I'm worried because when she did grade one before she went to hospital, she was so clever, very, very brilliant.

"There was a very, very committed individual in international health who was a dynamo, very, very brilliant and even when the time is right if you don't have an individual, a sort of champion, then sometimes you don't get things done".

Later the comedian George Carlin, whose show Simon produced, would echo Groening: "Sam's very, very funny, extremely bright and brilliant, and an unhappy person who treated other people poorly".

Very, very funny, extremely bright and brilliant, but an unhappy person who treated other people poorly".

Freaky and brilliant and very, very fast.

And I know everyone mentions her, but Caitlin Moran is brilliant and very, very funny.

This said, however, The Graduate is very, very funny, with Mike Nichols making brilliant use of his sharp eye and ear for absurdity to pin down the state of absolute non-communication which exists as the graduate returns home wondering what to do with his life, and his family confidently sits back waiting for him to opt for success.

They are very, very vibrant, amazingly alive with brilliant color.

And I think that's brilliant and very, very hard to do, to occupy a position that is perhaps scorned or judged and to tell that version of that truth.

The biographer Richard Holmes, who lives in Norwich and is the author of "Footsteps," itself a hybrid of biography and travel writing, calls "The Rings of Saturn" "a brilliant book and very, very original, with this almost deadpan humor and these wonderful shifts -- it's rather magic".