Sentence examples for capable of brilliance from inspiring English sources

Ducasse is capable of brilliance, but apparently he doesn't think London deserves that.

Mr. Mehta, a dynamo on the podium, was capable of brilliance.

I know loads of good artists, people capable of brilliance, but don't often see it all come together.

Michael Jordan was in the house, 39 years old but still capable of brilliance, and Knicks fans wanted to see him for one of the last times.

For his part in this clever farrago, the cantankerous Diamond lives up to his reputation for being "obstinate" and "boorish" but still "capable of brilliance" when presented with a literary mystery as exquisitely intricate as this one.

He was the one real positive in the French ranks over the course of the evening, begging the question: if Moussa Sissoko is capable of brilliance like this, why on earth did he spend so much of last season shuffling around Premier League grounds ineffectively as Newcastle United slipped miserably into the Championship?

Kojima's a gaming talent out there on his own, undoubtedly capable of brilliance yet also of completely alienating admirers with a single tweet about a squeezable action figure.

Fanendo Adi is sharp in front of goal, Nat Borchers and Liam Ridgewell seem a reasonable centre-half pairing, and Diego Chara and Darlington Nagbe are both capable of technical brilliance in the centre of the pitch.