Sentence examples for got brilliance from inspiring English sources
But the book ultimately suffers from the same problem as Hank's theory about the Clovis -- it's got brilliance to burn, perhaps, but it gets a few too many things wrong.
I still haven't got over the brilliance of Daniel Keyes's Flowers for Algernon, and his narrator Charlie.
"You know, my first feature, We Go Way Back, was a total chick-flick, and I couldn't help noticing that My Effortless Brilliance got way more love.
"Individual brilliance got us the win today," said his coach, Michael Maguire, who normally likes to emphasise the team ethic he is nurturing at Wigan.
He is looking fitter and fitter, and the boys will tell you he has got these flashes of brilliance all the time in training, so it is something we will keep an eye on.
The rising brilliance gets a gasp.
In his blunt, unequivocal introduction, Gunn gets to the brilliance and repulsiveness of Pound.
You might get the endearing brilliance of an Abigail Breslin, or you might get the gurning of a young Rupert Grint.
Tactical brilliance gets you to first, but it takes a solid thwock and the wind blowing out to right to bring you home.
Yet it is the bowling of the two teams that is most eye-catching, and fans at Newlands over the next few days will get to see brilliance in two contrasting styles — the pacemen of South Africa against Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal, the greatest active bowler of spin.
