Sentence examples for brilliance more from inspiring English sources

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

Strictly on basketball, UConn's fundamental brilliance, more than its lopsided scores, should matter in the ongoing, if ultimately pointless, best-ever debate.

For the past five years, no one else has written about the current political dispensation with a brilliance more consistent, and a scorn more magnificent, than Sidney Blumenthal.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 For the past five years, no one else has written about the current political dispensation with a brilliance more consistent, and a scorn more magnificent, than Sidney Blumenthal.

If we are going to be picky and try to find one lingering complaint about the way Arsenal handed Manchester United this sobering reality check, it can be only that Arsène Wenger's team should remind us of their brilliance more often.

The clouds obscure details of the bizarre star system at their centre, and shield much of its brilliance: more than five million times the intensity of our Sun.

"What we should be doing is getting more and more brilliance like Nadine Gordimer's book into our classrooms".

Cue more brilliance from the team in black and white.

"The ones who survived combined brilliance with more homely virtues: patience, resilience, courage".

South Africa's top six are shorter on individual brilliance, but more effective as a unit.

Which, for all his brilliance, is more than you can say of Baudrillard.