Sentence examples for brilliance intellect from inspiring English sources
He was a man of brilliance, intellect, marvelous wit and sense of humor; with a life-long passion for history and politics which he loved to discuss and debate.
Grafton reminds us that Alberti determined to become an engineer like Brunelleschi and observes that the word engineer derives from the Latin ingenium, or brilliance of intellect, as well as ingenia, the weapons or devices that an engineer created.
"Genius" here means something different from brilliance of intellect.
This defeat was, in one aspect, the defeat of intellectual brilliance and daring by "stolidity" and stability of character (this last the quality most lacking in Alcibiades, the most brilliant Athenian of the second half of the war); but it was largely brought about by Brasidas and Lysander, the two Spartans who rivaled the Athenians in daring and intellect.
"I wanted Americans to have another narrative about major issues – one informed by the brilliance of black and brown women's intellect," Armah says.
The Creators Project covered Joey Hudy's inspiring intellect in a documentary this past May, and his brilliance shows no signs of slowing down.
Liberals have labelled Mr Rove "Bush's brain" not only to belittle the commander-in-chief's intellect, but also because they recognise his top strategist's brilliance.
For all its brilliance, The Chemistry of Tears is a novel that speaks to the intellect rather than the heart – it is a complex and expertly crafted piece of machinery, but not an altogether convincing representation of life.
Busby Berkeley brilliance".
