Sentence examples for distinctive brilliance from inspiring English sources
This has become a key part of French's distinctive brilliance.
The distinctive brilliance of Gopnik's essays lies in his ability to pick up a subject one would never have imagined it possible to think deeply about and then cover it in thoughts, making connections with literature, sociology and philosophy -- all treated in a highly readable way.
It has brilliance, either way: surreal, utterly distinctive, witty, gloomy in the manner that his fans will recognise and adore, but with a new epic confidence, absorbing the influences of Fellini and Lynch.
On Oxoid Brilliance™ MRSA, MRSA strains form distinctive denim blue colonies (Fig. 1).
From Seven Samurai to Ran, Kurosawa's distinctive mix of compelling stories, unique atmospheres and technical brilliance entranced audiences around the world and Wild's succinct study is packed with insights into both the man and his work.
Others would have more sustained brilliance as stand-ups (Pryor, George Carlin, Bill Cosby) but Martin's distinctive accomplishments are remarkable.
His brilliance on studio sessions was recognised quickly, and his subtle, yet distinctive, rhythms can be heard on such popular classics as Roy Orbison's Oh, Pretty Woman, the Everly Brothers Cathyy's Clown, Simon and Garfunkel's The Boxer and Tammy Wynette's Stand By Your Man.
"By the time he retired," Hirsch writes, "he was an American icon whose athletic brilliance and stylistic bravado contributed to the assimilation of blacks during the turbulent civil rights era, a distinctive figure of ambition, sacrifice and triumph who became a lasting cultural touchstone for a nation in search of heroes".
Immortal brilliance of presage.
