Sentence examples for intuitive brilliance from inspiring English sources

For years now, the comic detective series "Monk" has equated O.C.D. with intuitive brilliance.

(The audience is asked to take the Boy's talent on faith; what we hear from the stage offers little evidence of his intuitive brilliance).

Nichols has returned to the force, ostensibly with Zen calm and more of the intuitive brilliance that we are meant to infer as his genetic inheritance.

By relegating to second place a young performer whose intuitive brilliance and originality speak for themselves, the judges missed the opportunity to defuse that criticism.

It was the game we all love with intuitive brilliance taken out, Mulder observed: football by numbers, you might say, in which players are cogs in a football machine intent on control through possession.

Sir Roger Penrose takes a personal journey through artist MC Escher's work, marvelling at his intuitive brilliance and the light it still sheds on complex mathematical concepts.

And then Martínez's response displayed a counter-intuitive brilliance.

In his skill as a manipulator of thoughts and images, in his short-circuiting ordinary narrative, and in his intuitive visual brilliance, Mr. Stone could well turn out to be the most influential American film maker of his generation.

In the case of great products, a user may go a lifetime without realizing the brilliance of the intuitive simplicity of the products.

The vice president viewed Mrs. Clinton as "this book-smart student who succeeded by dint of grunt work but not by dazzling brilliance," saw himself as the more "intuitive politician and the intuitive leader and policy maker," said one Democrat who has spoken to people advising Mr. Biden.

It may be a counter-intuitive conclusion, but the the precision-tooled brilliance of this sort of animation is beginning to wear a little thin.