Sentence examples for more brilliant when from inspiring English sources

The achievement is all the more brilliant when the myriad problems faced by the children are taken into consideration.

The dance complexities of "CRWDSPCR" look more brilliant now than when this work was young.

"No one is more brilliant on stage than Don, but when you get him off stage, he's clueless," Newhart said.

A beautiful climate, y'know, just like Britain in the olden days when  everything was simply more brilliant and  sensible and  unspoiled?

Moreover, the device with P3HT interlayer shows more brilliant long-term stability than that without interlayer when exposed into moisture.

It adds some more depth to the character and it's brilliant when we can explore that.

Bridgman has long been forgotten, overshadowed in the public memory by the more brilliant and articulate Helen Keller, whom the mature Bridgman met when Keller was just a girl.

Taylor never looked more brilliant than on a play in the second quarter when he scrambled to his left to avoid being tackled and bought himself enough time to find David Wilson in the end zone with an 11-yard pass.

The first, undeniably more brilliant half is set in London in 1726 - a period when sex and capitalism went hand in hand.

However, when compact permanent magnets were installed, this diffusion flame became more brilliant and shorter than with normal gravity and continued to burn without changing its shape or luminosity during 10 sec of microgravity.

I realise, in retrospect, that I was in love with Craig in that way that you are when you're 18 and you meet someone who's just more brilliant and whose light shines brighter than yours.