Sentence examples for mark of brilliance from inspiring English sources

For Majoli, the victory was her only major mark of brilliance, a career watershed celebrated in her native Croatia, and one that now seems like a faded postcard.

Krugman's conundrum Reprints Related items Macquarie Bank: London callingOct 13th 2005Part of the secret of that success was financial innovation once thought of as a mark of brilliance, but a stigma since last year owing to the leverage it had concealed across the financial system.

His nonconformity is usually consideed a sign of brilliance.

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Federer was in control once again and began to produce the moments of brilliance that have marked his whole career, easing into a 2-0 lead in the second set with some sharp attacking play at the net.

But in books one and two (it's a mark of the first book's brilliance that I struggled through the second volume, which won't be published in English until later this year, in my very poor French) it's Abdel-Razak who gives the story much of its energy.

"But there were patches of brilliance.

The discomfort of brilliance is on display.

But we had glimpses of brilliance.

But there are flashes of brilliance.

Possessed of brilliance, wit, wisdom and spirituality.