Sentence examples for brilliance on from inspiring English sources

The victory provided extraordinary relief to Fernandez, whose brilliance on Thursday, a one-hit game through 10 innings, ended with the nerve-jangling loss to Australia.

And even though Pedrosa remains closest to Marquez in the title standings, it seems Lorenzo is the only one with an answer to the leader's brilliance on the track.

Charlotte Heathcote of British newspaper the Daily Express said that, while M.I.A. could "still lay claim to being one of our most imaginative, uncompromising artists", there were "only glimmers of brilliance" on the album.

We have to take his intellectual brilliance on trust.

There's more on Bell brilliance on his noisy website.

"It doesn't require brilliance on the part of the hacker," Mr. Roman said.

He has since interspersed periods of controversy off the pitch with moments of brilliance on it.

There's a lot of this kind of brilliance on offer in New American Stories.

Klosterman has speculated with wild brilliance on the occult relation of David Koresh to Nirvana's "In Utero".

Blair's rehearsed, by-the-numbers campaign style inevitably raises comparisons to Bill Clinton's spontaneous emotional brilliance on the stump.

Her career is unmatched in contemporary theatre and she stands with the greats in insisting, with brilliance, on her vision.