Sentence examples for indication of brilliance from inspiring English sources

To his colleagues in Princeton's elite graduate program in 1948, the personality of this loner was more an indication of brilliance than of potential madness.

Her cover — the one indication of brilliance in the entire farcical business — has been blown for good, and if that stops a few weepy nineteen-year-olds from filling their blogs, or, worse still, their début novels, with first-person reports of the sun shadows that ripped into their flesh, so much the better.

The scene was there, of course, but an indication of the sheer brilliance of Ken's work was that I had mistaken his writing for Scott's original.

And sometimes of brilliance.

They were flashes of brilliance.

You can expect occasional moments of brilliance.

"But there were patches of brilliance.

Still, there were flashes of brilliance.

Speaking of brilliance, I loved the clue "Brilliant Peruvian ancestry?

In many of these dishes are flashes of brilliance.

"I saw some sparks of brilliance," he said.