Sentence examples for extraordinary brilliance from inspiring English sources

He was a great artist in his own right: his watercolours of Swiss mountains and nature studies speak of an extraordinary brilliance, made more passionate by their creator's intent.

"You know, sometimes we don't take enough credit in our own minds, for the extraordinary brilliance of the American experiment.

Mercifully, there is no consolation in thinking that his extraordinary brilliance presaged a cruel, untimely, and unnatural death.

"It demonstrates an admirable command of the short story form, revealing moments of extraordinary brilliance along the way.

Guthrie considered him "a genial, gentle giant," whose voice matched his physique: "a warm and velvety baritone with an upper register of extraordinary brilliance and power".

Seven years after his tragically premature death at the hands of his boyfriend, London's V&A museum this week opens a display celebrating the extraordinary brilliance of the fashion designer Ossie Clark.

His combination of intellectual seriousness and extraordinary technical brilliance have given him a unique standing in the concert world.

"This is by far the most important archaeological discovery in Britain since the second world war, and beyond that this is a find – of the most extraordinary beauty, brilliance and technical sophistication – which has really caught the imagination of the public".

Extraordinary attorney with brilliance, integrity, wisdom and vision for all who were blessed to know him.

But today much of her influence has been forgotten, along with the full force of her extraordinary – if troubling – brilliance.

By 1820 Everett had established a formidable reputation as a lecturer and orator, based on careful preparation, an extraordinary memory, and brilliance of style and delivery.