Sentence examples for more brilliance from inspiring English sources

Cue more brilliance from the team in black and white.

19 min: More brilliance from Murphy, this time in defence.

25 min: More brilliance from Murphy, who stampedes along the line before jinking inside.

"What we should be doing is getting more and more brilliance like Nadine Gordimer's book into our classrooms".

Of course Liverpool fans would welcome more brilliance from Sadio Mané, Philippe Coutinho and the rest of their attack-minded mischief-makers, but it will take solid defending at White Hart Lane to stoke belief that Liverpool can combine thrills with a successful title challenge this season.

I have heard more penetrating interpretations of the Eroica than this, but I've never heard a performance in which the symphony's spirit – the embodiment of an idea of man as author of his own destiny – shone through with more brilliance and force.

That persistence counts more than brilliance.

It would be difficult to play the swaggering and demanding allegro with more authentic brilliance than Lugansky brought to it.

When I found it in the return bin of my local record shop, I purchased it immediately and ran home to hear more Beatles brilliance.

Peter Kemp in the Sunday Times was laudatory: "The book, for all its allusions to the mistiness of memory, is a masterpiece of stylistic, emotional, psychological and sociological exactness... it adroitly modulates between humour and tragedy, ruefulness and celebration, intellectual keenness and elegiac depths of feeling... Frayn has never written with more searching brilliance".

I join the nation in its hope that Team GB is set to deliver more sporting brilliance".