Sentence examples for engaging brilliance from inspiring English sources
"We weren't bothered about all the stuff about us not beating any of the other big teams," insisted Briers, the fragile 32-year-old, whose engaging brilliance since the appointment of Tony Smith as coach early last season has added to the frustration at the lack of international chances he received earlier in his career.
And it did indeed achieve moments of engaged, focus brilliance.
Like the protagonist in CP Cavafy's Ithaka, John Emilio Sprizzo had a "marvelous journey" through life and enriched all those he engaged with the brilliance of his mind and spirit.
But if you don't have the people in place who know their job and do it with brilliance and enthusiasm, you're just spinning wheels without engaging the gears.
Unfortunately, the pianist's original creations, surely the best evidence of his dedication to the form, don't match the brilliance of the older works, though his "Etude de Concert" proves an engaging fleet-fingered exercise.
Forward steps were taken under two editors, Herbert Coleridge and Frederick James Furnivall, until, in 1879, James Augustus Henry Murray, a Scot known for his brilliance in philology, was engaged as editor.
Last week Stephen Fry posted a message on Twitter encouraging Londoners to engage with the campaign – "Now you can have your brilliance memorialised on a Tube poster".
There is a kind of perfunctory, dutiful quality to this part of Teachout's tale; where Armstrong's brilliance is beyond dispute, Teachout doesn't seem fully engaged.
They are so technically achieved that at first you can be simply engaged with that: their clarity and, for lack of a better word, brilliance.
