Sentence examples for brilliance up from inspiring English sources

The best seats are at the bar where you can watch Minamishima's brilliance up close and personal.

This spring producers added Jeff Goldblum to the cast as Detective Zach Nichols, a child of psychologists and a cop who is considerably less inclined than Mr. D'Onofrio's Detective Robert Goren to put his brilliance up for show and tell.

And while I don't myself see any slackening of brilliance up through the final page, David's harrowing early years are unforgettably vivid.

Stand-in skipper Mitch Robinson and Bell impressed, as did busy draftee Rhys Mathieson, while Schache showed flashes of brilliance up forward in a first-half cameo.

"Even early on in the season he was showing signs of brilliance up in the bigger mountains and as time has gone on this season he's just got better and better.

George Melly, on the face of it an unlikely fan, always argued that the fascination was there not only because Monkhouse had brilliance in making up a joke about anything, but more importantly because there was something hidden in him that was quite unlike the toothily grinning exterior mask.

Napoleon, despite his brilliance, ended up first on the island of Elba and eventually in the grave.

And what about the sheer searing thrill of it boiling-hot bathwater—thit boiling-hote denied: a bathwater thist up through it, and the body fairly sang.

This, however, was a moment of brilliance, opening up his right foot then picking out the top corner with a curling, diagonal shot that took a faint deflection off the substitute Fernando.

While Ferguson's brilliance covered up the paucity of United's midfield resources by his insistent demand that the side should attack at pace and down the flanks, the Moyes's blueprint reduced the defending champions to a ponderous team who passed sideways too often, with Carrick cast as the chief culprit.

Messi brilliance sets up Rakitic for only goal.