Sentence examples for had brilliance from inspiring English sources

George Melly, on the face of it an unlikely fan, always argued that the fascination was there not only because Monkhouse had brilliance in making up a joke about anything, but more importantly because there was something hidden in him that was quite unlike the toothily grinning exterior mask.

So we may have brilliance.

A: "I do not have brilliance, wit or smartness.

To show brilliance, you have to have shadow; but to show shadow you also have to have brilliance.

He has brilliance, intelligence and stamina, along with the rugged good looks of a Grail knight.

He has brilliance to squander, but steadiness has not been characteristic of him.

The problem with a hip-hop musical is the reverse: in order to show shadow, you have to have brilliance.

How do you spell it?" To show brilliance, you have to have shadow; but to show shadow you also have to have brilliance.

Tiler Peck, Saturday evening's interpreter of the role, sails blithely over its perils; she has brilliance, plasticity and intelligence, investing the choreography with many personal inflections.

Lead white oil paint is toxic but has brilliance, a nice consistence and a faster drying time.

It had early brilliance followed by middle-age aesthetic confusion, edging into pop and smooth jazz.