Sentence examples for overall brilliance from inspiring English sources

Behind the overall brilliance of Gary Payton and the shocking poise and marksmanship of 21-year-old Rashard Lewis, the Seattle SuperSonics buried the Knicks, 96-75.

"The Wizard of Oz" was the pivotal event in that Golden Age, not just because of the overall brilliance of its execution, or the breadth of its appeal, but because it was the first major musical to take on, however subtly and gracefully, serious psychological themes in the real lives of contemporary people.

Martin Scorsese's 1976 film Taxi Driver features several iconic scenes moments that might occasionally distract viewers from movie's overall brilliance.

GameSpy's Bryn Williams identified the level editor as an "extremely well-designed" feature that contributed to the overall "brilliance" of the full product.

And I here admit that the opening, Lynchian images of these are too obviously shocking and parodic, a shortcoming that has to be overlooked due to this film's overall bravura brilliance.

"There was some brilliance but overall it was medium".

In three starts, Urias has shown those flashes of brilliance, but overall has a 6.94 earned-run average with 16 hits allowed and three home runs allowed.

Throughout the industry Stanley was known for his high standards, nerves of steel, methodical brilliance, and being an overall great guy.

Bethlehem embroidery was renowned for its "strong overall effect of colors and metallic brilliance".

Sam Lewis of the BBC remarked on the same point that the album is "suffused with individual moments of brilliance", but felt that overall it was "let down by its self-conscious incoherence".

The resulting pictures suggest that Monet contributed the pattern of separate brushstrokes, the light tonality, and the brilliance of colour; Renoir the overall iridescence, feathery lightness of touch, and delight in the recreation of ordinary people.