Sentence examples for apparent brilliance from inspiring English sources

When I asked him about his art, he said, "Representing the thing you see with fidelity, isn't that the lesson?" Despite Walcott's apparent brilliance, he did not go abroad to school.

But by rewarding Summers with a plum posting at the World Bank, President Obama would be sending a signal that the Larry Summers Way -- of thinking small despite your apparent brilliance, of not trying to upset the powers that be, whether that be the banking industry or the bond market, or the president -- is a fine way to run an organization.

There was no apparent room for brilliance, but Suárez, who scored Uruguay's first goal in the eighth minute, created just enough.

Without the poem the dance's resonance is broader and its brilliance more apparent.

There are no conventional showpieces on the current program, but their brilliance is apparent.

His brilliance became apparent at Middlesbrough where, as a speedy striker, he scored 204 goals in just 222 appearances.

A lanky former computer science professor from the countryside whose quirky brilliance becomes apparent the longer you listen to him tell you not to interrupt, Mr. Rodriguez is a co-founder of Merchise Startup Circle, a group of Cuban programmers who have begun to host two-day start-up competitions in Havana.

However, once you see the idea achieved, its brilliance becomes apparent.

Yes, the brilliance was apparent among the Miss Texas USA crowd.

But it was later in his magical children's books that his brilliance was most apparent, probably because the "grandiose, mercurial, capricious" man remained childlike in so many ways.

Colossus was kept secret for decades after the war and it is only recently that a full picture of its influence and engineering brilliance has become apparent.