Sentence examples similar to Uncommon brilliance from inspiring English sources
Ken had extraordinary compassion, an uncommon wit and the brilliance and melancholy of the finest Irish poets.
If his performance was a little too choreographed for my taste and occasionally false in manner, those faults were offset by bursts of brilliance and uncommon invention.
William Shawn, a man as reserved, in his way, as Si Newhouse, had been its editor since 1952, and had long since gained a reputation for editorial brilliance and uncommon sympathy with his writers and artists, but he was nearing the end of his eighth decade, and there was no plan for the magazine's editorial future.
Uncommon physical characteristics help.
Uncommon politician indeed.
Michael and Robin had a recipe not uncommon for those with creative genius, with authentic kindness -- a sensitivity and a brilliance far surpassing what may be called typical.
Over the years, the self-assured innovator -- The New York Times described him as "cocky" long before their recent run-in -- developed a reputation for brilliance and brashness, and displayed an uncommon ability to make enemies.
Such circumstances were not uncommon in the wake of World War II, but in Lennon they generated anger that he sublimated with brilliance and difficulty and an intense need for human connection.
Immortal brilliance of presage.
