Sentence examples for inspired brilliance from inspiring English sources

O'Brien described the performance as a "moment of inspired brilliance", while Taraborrelli noted it as a "classic, camp show that elevated the standards of future performances on that program".

This rarely inspires brilliance or self-insight.

African-Americans took pride in Obama's words, inspired by brilliance and delivered in intelligent, soulful cadences, while their enthusiasm for his campaign grew.

I look forward to the possibilities of many more such tales from Beah, and hold tightly to hope for all the very real people who have inspired his brilliance.

But the series is a model of how strict boundaries — the sort that govern sonnets — can inspire greater brilliance than absolute freedom can.

But the series is a model of how strict boundaries the sort that govern sonnets can inspire greater brilliance than absolute freedom can.

His brilliance inspired and occasionally bewildered.

His brilliance inspired and often carried the team.

Still, the band's occasional brilliance inspired the devotion of crowds large enough to require a rather more businesslike approach than they were capable of delivering.

Liverpool's attractive football and avalanche of goals, inspired by the brilliance of Luis Suarez, has led some supporters to dream about their first title since 1990.

Argentina failed to find top form during the group stage as Messi's brilliance inspired them to three narrow victories against Bosnia-Hercegovina, Iran and Nigeria.