"creative brilliance" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it is most commonly used to describe someone's exceptional creativity or innovative thinking. Example: The artist's work was characterized by his creative brilliance; each painting was a unique and thought-provoking masterpiece.
By failing to reveal that creative brilliance, this exhibition reduces him to a pious bore.
There was also a creative brilliance that ensured Wayne Rooney ended his Premier League goal drought on 999 minutes.
His goal owed much to the creative brilliance of Danny Swanson but the 21-year-old still supplied a cool, angled finish.
Then there is the question of whether the manager can not only keep Ben Arfa onside but extract the No10's true creative brilliance on a consistent level.
To Ms. Picardie, the author of a well-received biography of Chanel, a connection could easily be made between Danny Boyle's opening ceremony and the creative brilliance of Philip Treacy's hat show.
And what's the point of creative brilliance locked in a distributor's bottom drawer?The hits that media conglomerates manufacture may not always qualify as great contributions to world culture.
Michael and Robin had a recipe not uncommon for those with creative genius, with authentic kindness -- a sensitivity and a brilliance far surpassing what may be called typical.
And that is just it, we can never fully understand how the mind of an intellectual and creative genius operates, but it is ever fascinating to examine their brilliance with scrupulous detail.
Celebrate a creative idea, your brilliance, your authentic style, your family, and/or your clean closets!
Following a minister's remarks about the brilliance of creative industries a few years ago, every regional agency began overstating the contribution of the creative sector to its economy.
Ruth's brilliance and creative contribution to the field were accompanied by an extraordinarily warm and loving presence.
