Sentence examples for Natural brilliance from inspiring English sources

"Its natural brilliance and texture give it a mysterious and magical allure".

His natural brilliance might be dented but it still makes him perhaps the most cherished snooker player in history.

This would allow her to polish her English and help ensure that Asunta lived up to her natural brilliance.

Preliminary results found a correlation between fields with few women — such as physics, math, and philosophy — and academics in those fields who believed that success required natural brilliance.

The stereotype that women lack natural "brilliance" could explain their underrepresentation in academia, according to new research based at Princeton University.

It's difficult to know where the natural brilliance of Andres Iniesta, Lionel Messi and Xavi and the heritage of Johan Cruyff end and Guardiola's managerial prowess begins.

When lived in the heart as much as the head, it is what helps us turn our natural creative brilliance into innovations in products, services and business models that can help the whole world, and not just the 1%, flourish.

But he doesn't deal with the elements of N.W.A. that made them so effective in the boogaloo business either, the fact that that song, irresponsible as it was, and miles away from Sam Cooke's natural and practiced brilliance, had, in fact, an incredible power.

Buckingham and Coffman describe talent as "a recurring pattern of thought, feeling or behavior that can be productively applied". Greene rejects the notion of natural talent or brilliance and suggests what really matters is our innate preferences for particular activities or subjects of study.

Natural charisma and brilliance are not enough.

Sheila sits on our advisory board at the Flawless Foundation and the board of the Foundation for Excellence in Mental Health Care; her brilliance, natural charisma, and dedication always shine through.