Sentence examples for expected brilliance from inspiring English sources

There was some understandable caution, but there was also the expected brilliance in her dynamic path along a diagonal.

Surprise artistic success is always better for long-term box office than expected brilliance.

Time will tell whether Guardiola risks starting the fragile wonder, or brings him on as a substitute later on, but expect brilliance in either case.

Mike Scott possesses one of the great rock voices and has been responsible for a wondrous, sky-scraping catalogue of music over the years; therefore we're well within our rights to expect brilliance from the Waterboys.

Today's showrunners still have the opportunity to distill their point of view into a single final episode — most finales are written and produced before the mob descends to decide how it should be done — but the stakes are bigger now, as the audience expects (and demands) brilliance in the final act.

As you'd expect, the simple brilliance of the idea has seen it spread to larger cities, with punters in Lima and Cuzco adopting the custom; prepare to wince and cheer in equal measure upon discovering its cultural appropriation by attention-seeking hipsters near you.

Sean Martin from North Carolina expected "nothing less than Sondheim-level brilliance for all the delays and easy PR it's been getting".

Admired for his brilliance and tenacity, Imam was expected to become either a great surgeon or a leading cleric.

Admired for his brilliance and his tenacity, Imam was expected to become either a great surgeon or a leading cleric.

For all of Rivera's brilliance, the Yankees could not have expected him to do more than his successor has done.

Because of the very demanding requirements for beam emittance and synchrotron radiation brilliance, the beam life-time is expected to be quite low, on the order of 2 h.