Sentence examples for demonstrating brilliance from inspiring English sources

Far from an organization demonstrating brilliance, the State is what happens when you mix together public stupidity and timely rhetoric.

Stanley demonstrated brilliance early in his life, graduating Harvard College at the age of 18 in 1936.

Given the amply demonstrated brilliance of its author, "My Life as a Fake" is also replete with its own poetic echoes and allusions.

He was the first to obtain magnesium in the metallic state and study its physical and chemical properties, demonstrating the brilliance and reaction-producing (actinic) qualities of the flame when magnesium is burned in air.

It was on this stage a year ago that he again demonstrated his brilliance to the world courtesy of an eight-shot victory.

The first of Habana's tries was set up by a line break from No8 Duane Vermeulen, but he demonstrated individual brilliance in scoring his second, regathering his own chip ahead on his way to his 17th try in the Rugby Championship/Tri-Nations.

Suarez demonstrated his brilliance once more with an angled free-kick that was heading for the top corner until Szczesny's intervention.

Mancini made his first change with 20 minutes left, introducing fit-again Aguero for Samir Nasri - and the Argentine demonstrated his brilliance to put City back in front.

There isn't a step in her body language or affect in the tone of her voice that doesn't demonstrate her brilliance as an actor.

But most of, it shines in a world full of colors, in a single human being who, in the act of being born American or by becoming an American, demonstrates a brilliance which is an inspiration for the world.

The fibers' mechanical flexibility and elasticity, in addition to the demonstrated color brilliance and tunability, can make them a versatile novel material for smart, color-dynamic textiles.