Sentence examples for bit of brilliance from inspiring English sources

"I had a little string of birdies going but made some unforced errors coming in... a little bit of brilliance but a bit of ugliness averaged it out.

"I thought it was going to take a bit of brilliance or a little bit of luck for them to score.

Annie's initial bit of brilliance was the 2003 single "Chewing Gum," produced by Richard X, who was one of the few bedroom-studio types to cross over from the British mashup scene of the early aughts into actual producing.

It may take a bit of brilliance - or it may take a slip from someone.

"That missed tackle, that sloppy pass, that poor scrum or line-out, or that bit of brilliance in attack.

He did it for Wales out in Paris this year - it was a pretty dour game, and Wales were drifting to defeat: little bit of brilliance, dived over in the corner.

This is the eighth book written or edited by Mans­bach, known mostly for his best-selling kids' book satire, "Go the ____ to Sleep," but "Rage Is Back" is uneven, flashing bits of brilliance like a beautifully burned train clacking over a few minutes of elevated rail only to vanish into a labyrinth of digressions and affectations.

"It was a couple of bits of brilliance from Ince which won it.

We were suddenly in trouble and it needed a bit of Jason Robinson brilliance in the second half, sending Will Greenwood over, to snatch it.

Of Arsenal's winner, a superb first-half shot by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Cahill added: "I thought the game was opened up by a bit of individual brilliance.

Bit of individual brilliance to win us the game after a really tough match.