Sentence examples for given the brilliance from inspiring English sources

The critical praise and general buzz she received for her performances during the final rounds seem merited, given the brilliance, sensitivity and imagination of her playing here.

The D struggled mightily, but given the brilliance of Aaron Rodgers – career highs 408 yards passing and two touchdowns running – criticizing it feels almost like blaming Bryon Russell for Jordan's final jump shot as a Bull.

For one thing, it's a disturbingly tiny world, and given the brilliance and ambition of some of my friends and colleagues, I might one day find myself six degrees or less from the celebrity I once trashed.

It turned out to be Paul Gascoigne's last competitive match for England: strange given the controlled brilliance of his performance against an Italian midfield containing Demetri Albertini, Angelo Di Livio and Dino Baggio.

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

They produce so much exceptional content for so little money, they raise the cultural bar in radio and television, even in online provision, given the user-friendly brilliance of the iPlayer.

For him the Guarneri sound (as opposed to Stradivari) was a matter of preference, able as it was to give the required brilliance, colour and attack that he sought.

Given the praise that has been heaped on Bill Belichick, the Patriots' coach, for his tactical brilliance over the years, it is always a pleasure to see him lose.

Residue from the poisonous compounds that give the colors their brilliance sift down through the atmosphere after a blast.

This technique dramatizes the play of light and shade over the low-cut design and also gives the object a brilliance of tone.

It gives the maid's apron the brilliance of the robes on quattrocento Madonnas.