Sentence examples for less brilliance from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, I'd happily settle for a lot less brilliance.
The letter stated that changes to Australian arts funding would impact future generations, test the viability of arts organisations of all sizes, produce works of "less variety, less brilliance, less diversity", and that "great artists and great works will fail to materialise as a result".
The Galaxy S7 is closer to the Pixel XL when it comes to balancing brightness of light and dark areas, and tends toward darker renderings with less brilliance.
(a transparent appearance, like looking through a window) and less brilliance.
If you greatly dislike this trait, lighter-colored, shallow-cut stones tend to have fewer extinctions, but may have other problems, such as windowing (a transparent appearance, like looking through a window) and less brilliance.
Chrysler outsold Ford in Canada, too (if you don't count Ford's Swedish Volvo and British Land Rover), but Canada isn't really global business, and the success is due less to Chrysler brilliance than to Ford ineptitude.
This he deserved, and yet the dominant impression of the evening was less the brilliance of his choreography than the strength of the company.
Those of us who'd fallen in love with their first three singles, and had heard the legendary the Jensen and Peel sessions, were expecting nothing less than brilliance.
We won't stand for anything less than brilliance from employers and will leave at the drop of a hat.
Is it blasphemy or brilliance?
