Sentence examples for passing brilliance from inspiring English sources

The Mavericks will try to squeeze another year of passing brilliance out of Jason Kidd (37) while he tutors the lightning-quick Rodrigue Beaubois.

In fact Dzagoev is a different kind of player, quicker, more penetrating as well as possessing some of the Englishman's dead-ball and passing brilliance.

At their best, La Roja combined the passing brilliance of Barcelona, epitomised by the metronomic midfield duo of Xavi and Andres Iniesta, with the competitive grit of Real Madrid, represented by Iker Casillas and Sergio Ramos.

Questioning the plain meaning of the 14th Amendment as declared by the Supreme Court passes for brilliance in the bizarro world of rightwing media thought these days.

They're not even the result of a passing moment of brilliance.

A study of a human being passing his point of brilliance, Jensen's writing is no nonsense and lyrical as he manages to write objectively about a man whose coffin he carried at his funeral.

Regardless of whether or not he passes on his brilliance, no one can be sure he will even be "up for it", although Mitchell sends us on our way with a knowing smile.

The demanding title role calls for a soprano to move from teenager to penitent convict, passing through episodes of vocal brilliance and heartfelt emotion along the way.

It sounded like an experiment from an alternate football universe from the moment it happened late this summer: Albert Haynesworth, whose career has been marked by flashes of pass-rushing brilliance interrupting long stretches of uninterest and minimal effort, traded to the New England Patriots?

The Clockwork Oranje, as they were affectionately called, featured crisp passing, fluid team movement and technical brilliance.

The D struggled mightily, but given the brilliance of Aaron Rodgers – career highs 408 yards passing and two touchdowns running – criticizing it feels almost like blaming Bryon Russell for Jordan's final jump shot as a Bull.