Sentence examples for all brilliance from inspiring English sources
At Mensa, all brilliance is welcome".
It's always been ironic that a writer as misogynistic and phallocentric as D.H. Lawrence, all brilliance aside, penned a novel called Women in Love.
No wonder he writes in his poem "November", "all that brilliance was ours".
After being surrounded by all this brilliance, Dr. Wheeler said, "I am convinced that we can".
No wonder he writes in his poem "November", "all that brilliance was ours".
Now, you look on with all the brilliance of hindsight and say you would have done it differently.
The festival has been a wonderful, joyous celebration of all the brilliance, passion and skill that women bring to film.
All the brilliance that follows, from Strawberry Fields Forever to A Day in the Life, flows from this moment.
Praise from British commentators over recent weeks about the All Blacks' brilliance at playing footy has been as flattering as the campaign against Andrew Hore has been predictable.
We can all appreciate brilliance, but we've got rubber necks, too, and nothing captures our attention quite like a train wreck.
The sculptured portal of a cathedral, for example, would be coloured and gilded with all the brilliance of a contemporary illuminated manuscript.
