Sentence examples for much less brilliant from inspiring English sources
Although the second half of the reign was much less brilliant than the first, the personal wealth of the royal couple continued to grow because they knew how to obtain money in exchange for offices and favour.
It made the mistakes that much less brilliant shows make.
If Jane could sit there surreptitiously scribbling her masterpieces, I think, as her family swirled around her and carriages rattled by not 10 feet outside her window, then what excuse do I have for not forging ahead through all the distractions and discouragements with my own much-less-brilliant writing?
Milan could not contain him, much less the brilliant Mertens – who carved them open time and again, only to be denied repeatedly by Donnarumma.
(The version best known in New York is the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's, which is much more showbiz in presentation, less brilliant in dance delivery, but more luscious in dance tone).
Great artists of all types and stripes confront the same challenge: once they've created something truly brilliant, how do they ever equal it, much less surpass it?
Aziza doesn't wear Bunny's pathos on her sleeve so much as she adds it to her comedy, which would be less brilliant than it is without that understanding.
It will be much more difficult than in 2004, when John Kerry was defeated by a far less brilliant George W. Bush.
For a generation of brilliant, driven, angry, wonderful women who get up, and look in the mirror, and demand so much less of themselves.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
