Sentence examples for of its brilliance from inspiring English sources

Trevor's work, like the seasons, has changed; because of its brilliance it is, like the seasons, timeless.

Hockney was initially horrified by the movie's intimacy, but was soon persuaded by his friends of its brilliance, and indeed it is an insightful portrait of the artist and his world, artfully organised and beautifully lit.

But that's part of its brilliance — and that's why it never becomes untucked.

Part of its brilliance comes from how effortless it's made to seem, from the staccato guitar riff to the gradual shift from Perry's delicate, girlish vocal on the verses to the joyful burst of the stop-start chorus.

That's part of its brilliance.

The whole band were fainting because of its brilliance".

The music of Carmen has been widely acclaimed for its brilliance of melody, harmony, atmosphere and orchestration, and for the skill with which Bizet musically represented the emotions and suffering of his characters.

Renaissance Europeans were quite capable of recognising its brilliance — but it made no difference to their behaviour.

It was made more brilliant by the continued underplaying of its own brilliance, as if everyone involved knows they're doing something hilarious but it would be a bit un-British to crow about it.

Barely a day goes by now without mention of its strategic brilliance or imagination-defying brutality.

Mr Seifert, convinced of its strategic brilliance, first ridiculed the pesky owners, then fought to brush them off.