"brilliant in", "brilliant for" or "brilliant at"?
It was brilliant in its simplicity. |
Subotic was brilliant in the match. |
Eccleston was Brilliant in the role. |
The Paperwhite's screen is brilliant in the literal sense of the word, as it glows. |
Paul O Beale is brilliant in how he exposes multiple issues through subtle agendas. |
He excels in comedy scenes and is also brilliant in the intense and emotional ones. |
This week I noticed that the male cardinal in my yard seems to have become much more brilliant in the past month. |
On top of that, their economy-rate is around 6 runs per over, which is brilliant in the sport's shortest version. |
Where John is brilliant in these particular sequences, he still has got a lot to achieve in the acting department. |
Brilliant in every aspect of the game they could perform in the fickle conditions and bring England down to earth. |
Mac is brilliant at this trick. |
This is brilliant at half time. |
He's brilliant at what he does. |
But to be brilliant at it, I have to work hard at it, and I don't actually like it. |
He's brilliant at domestic level but he just does nt make it at international level. |
Brilliant at understanding the intersection between the campaign and the government. |
If Napoleon was brilliant at the operational level, there was little glitter and less subtlety on the battlefield. |
There are people out there that are brilliant at doing research and providing you with a folder of rich learnings. |
If you believe that you have what it takes and want to learn how to be brilliant at sales take the first step now. |
She is brilliant at the shallow, superficial teen-nymphette and it's a surprise to see that it's her first feature. |
My sister is brilliant for Maths. |
This is brilliant for the Aussie boys. |
And, HC was brilliant for dumping you. |
It's so interactive and the DVD that is comes with is brilliant for kids to watch. |
Some oils are there to create lather -- coconut oil is brilliant for a good lather. |
Kid Icarus is brilliant for short time gaming, both the multiplayer and the single. |
Yesterday we went to Da Pulpo, brilliant for kids, small plates of food that comes quickly, informal atmosphere. |
The conditions today are brilliant for the Javelin, and since last year the intensity of our training has lifted. |
The powerhouse has been brilliant for Man City this season, driving forward, notching a few goals in the process. |
They are brilliant for youngsters too, merely mainly mainly because youngsters can commit a lot of time with them. |
He was brilliant with his hands. |
Nor were they brilliant with gas. |
I think he was brilliant with us. |
The paradox is brilliant with Zeno putting his finger on a genuinely deep puzzle. |
Kevin has been brilliant with the lads and the lads have been brilliant with him. |
His work with charities is unrelenting and he was brilliant with greyhound racing. |
There was plenty for the children to do during the day and Cat the children's entertainer was brilliant with them. |
Aside: The Fat Lady Sings were brilliant with Drunkard Logic being a firm favourite of mine from the whole weekend. |
Otto was brilliant with eight birdies and an eagle for his 10-under-par round to launch him up to a share of ninth. |
The shine on the martini shaker, the weave count of the linen tablecloth -- Madonna is brilliant with small details. |
Shakespeare was brilliant on envy. |
Brilliant on Nolan and Ledger's part. |
Meridian is brilliant on so many levels. |
The Hammers won their last away game atNewcastleand they were brilliant on the day. |
I personally think everybody looks brilliant on contest day if prep is done properly. |
Jacob was an excellent stockman, brilliant on horseback, with a deep love of the land. |
Why is the size too big on One X and brilliant on the S3 and quad core too much on One X but brilliant on the S3. |
Another Indian variant, these flour-made wraps are brilliant on the go and perfect as a quick breakfast or lunch. |
Had the Brazilian been anything short of brilliant on the day, the scoreline would have had far more gloss on it. |
He was forceful with his ideas and particularly brilliant on agriculture, but on the other hand, he sounded nave. |
My sister is brilliant about Maths. |
There is nothing brilliant about it. |
And that's what's so brilliant about the iPad. |
Two minutes to go, and all I'd done was remember everything brilliant about York. |
Graphics -- The graphics are alright, there is nothing overtly brilliant about them. |
What's been brilliant about the last few years is that I'd getting to perform my own writing by doing readings. |
What I think is brilliant about Inception is that in 5 years time, we will think that it's naive and un-complex. |
What's brilliant about Kickstarter is that supporters receive rewards but even better, support can be as little as $1. |
What was so brilliant about a film with no direction? Why is Blue Velvet the work of a genius? Because I didn't see it. |
You're brilliant as a performer. |
The staff were brilliant as well as friendly. |
I have an X series too -- they are brilliant as an all rounder. |
Emma is brilliant as a robot! I love how you visually did the assembling of the robot. |
They have created a culture that is as ancient, unique and brilliant as the race itself. |
It was brilliant as the courses were for next to no money with kids from all backgrounds. |
Bardem is brilliant as the unhinged villain, whose smile alone would make you want to skitter away across the room. |
The performance was solid and brilliant as a whole considering their experience but it was too short for my liking. |
The acting performances were quite stunning, we expect it of PSH but JP was brilliant as the tortured soul Freddie. |
On the other hand, to her credit, Bronny Bishop was brilliant as a local member (the problem affected both electorates). |
Jeb Brilliant from abrilliantblog. |
It is brilliant from the first minute. |
Absolutely brilliant from start to finish. |
Brilliant from Monty, absolutely brilliant. |
Ferrer* 4-6, 5-2 Tipsarevic Brilliant from Ferrer. |
The Ruakuri Cave tour was overall brilliant from start to end. |
At any rate, Weinrib's work is brilliant from beginning to end. |
In fact, it's near impossible to be brilliant from the beginning. |
The service was brilliant from the time you arrive til the time you leave. |
Avicii has always supported me and Seb has just been brilliant from day one. |
He was considered the most brilliant of Buddha's disciples. |
Thanks re sharing with your followers, that's totally brilliant of you. |
Norman Manley became one of the most brilliant of Jamaican advocates and lawyer. |
The modern view is that she was one of the most able and brilliant of the Chinese emperors. |
The most brilliant of our Founders rejected man-made religion and considered themselves Deists. |
How brilliant of the Israeli's to plant her as ' his biographer ' assigned by his Jewish publishers. |
The most brilliant of strategies on paper often fail when put into action because of major unaccounted for variables. |
Of his current Fine Gael generation, Reilly may be the most cunning, the most devious, the most brilliant of them all. |
Others, which in more sober regions are drab and unattractive, may be seen here displayed in the most brilliant of colors. |
Having obtained my result so soon, I would go to games more brilliant of my team-mates who will have fewer days to recover. |
Sounds utterly brilliant to me. |
Bawumia is brilliant to the bone. |
The GP has been brilliant to date. |
They all sound brilliant to me but I would really appreciate a professional's perspective. |
Louis Cayer -- Pioneer, Educator, Coach, and brilliant to an international standard in all three. |
My creative team of Jason, Kim and Kate (plus project-manager Tim) were utterly brilliant to the last. |
HBO are noticeably brilliant to people like me who don't watch a lot of TV because it's largely anodyne nonsense. |
In any case my plan was brilliant to me then, and I wanted to share it with anyone I can talk to, which was only L. |
We are funny about beaches - the ones right against the hotel or along the boardwalk would be brilliant to anyone else. |
I'd thinking, maybe I should also devote more time in exploring the fanpage and the brand concept sounds brilliant to me. |
He was brilliant against Spain. |
Kagawa was brilliant against us last season. |
The Saints were absolutely brilliant against QPR last week. |
The white-washed parapet of the terrace is brilliant against the dark-blue sky. |
Their crimson-red flowers look brilliant against the blue skies and oceans in summer. |
Smith was brilliant against Green Bay in the opener, then superb again against the Lions. |
They were brilliant against England, but it was an England that was emotionally moronic and in the middle of a slide. |
The foliage explodes in shades of orange, red, and gold, which are brilliant against the backdrop of evergreens and early snow. |
That will be like three games in a week for Rosicky! When was the last time he did that? He was brilliant against the villains, no doubt. |
Pacquiao looked brilliant against slower, outmatched men, most of whom were fighting at uncomfortably low weight classes or catchweights. |
Brilliant by management if you ask me. |
Brilliant by Webber to finish 3rd from 18th. |
Hiding behind clouds or brilliant by starlight. |
He was described as brilliant by Sleigh and was evidently a crowd-puller in his own right. |
Thought For the Day today on Radio 4, the Today programme, 12th August, was brilliant by the way. |
I would have liked leona and ray to sing together I think ' things ' would have been brilliant by these pair. |
As to the standard of medicine and skills I'd better not tell you theat the NHS is brilliant by comparison had I. |
The OMG WTF connects with a younger audience- (which is brilliant by the way since the paper is using a retro theme). |
His transfer dealings haven't been brilliant by a long shot aside from the likes of Torres, Luis Garcia and Xabi Alonso. |
Everyone was brilliant through the whole thing. |
Kevin Pietersen has been brilliant through the series. |
Good part of the credit for that goal should go to Joe Cole for that brilliant through pass. |
The Uruguayan poked in the second after a brilliant through ball from Jose Enrique, who blasted in the third. |
I am 37 and live with my partner in Yorkshire, she like my mother was brilliant through my suffering and gave me nothing but support. |
Add to that the brilliant through balls he gave theo which he should have scored and that at 90 mins he was still trying to score, i'd say it was a good game. |
Arteta played a very good game and was even close to succeeding with an assist in his first Arsenal match, but Ramsey was not concentrated enough to score from his brilliant through ball. |
However, he wouldn't get another league goal until Chelsea's injury-time fourth against Aston Villa on March 31st, 2012, Daniel Sturridge notching the assist with a brilliant through ball. |
Ballack, who had collided with a Argentinian player in the latter stages of the game, made a brilliant through pass in the 25th minute of overtime, and then headed to the touchline in pain. |
Both teams kept probing until the 16th minute when Boakye run onto a brilliant through ball by Yaw Frimpong and dinked it delicately over the on rushing Ernest Sowah to give Kotoko the lead. |
She has been brilliant throughout her career. |
GB: Samuels was brilliant throughout the tournament. |
His agility has been brilliant throughout the season. |
Umar Gul: Gul was brilliant throughout the World Cup. |
The set-piece expert was simply brilliant throughout the season, especially during the first part. |
Sim's strategy as a self-publisher was absolutely brilliant throughout the life of Cerebus; he flat-out killed it. |
Three way virtual shadow, between each other and played with don holy light, brilliant throughout time and space directly only. |