Sentence examples for brilliance something from inspiring English sources
A 2015 study in Science found that computer science, more than other fields, places a premium on inborn brilliance, something considered a disproportionately male trait.
I had done the production in the West End with Mark Rylance, so I was looking for someone who could match that same mercurial brilliance; something that wouldn't be just a piece of bravura acting.
From subtlety and brilliance to something else entirely, Radio 2 Comedy Greats tackled Benny Hill (listen to the programme here).
Wall Street reacted mostly positively to the news of his becoming CEO, however, because he has displayed signs that, while he may be a nerd, he also understands that scientific brilliance means something only when accompanied by business brilliance too.
Films show us that the occasional artist — notably Maya Plisetskaya in Act I, Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vassiliev in Act III — have turned the ballet's hard-boiled brilliance into something truly thrilling.
It's certainly not close to matching the genuine mechanical brilliance of something like Robotron: 2084, for example.
When Ziggy burst on the scene, I was too young to buy my own albums, but I recognized creativity, shiny brilliance, and something special, all on my own.
It truly was something close to brilliance, and it went just the way the magazine drew it up.
"He made people believe they could do something with his same enthusiasm and brilliance".
Is it blasphemy or brilliance?
