Sentence examples for potential brilliance from inspiring English sources

Water droplets festoon twigs and prickles and add tiny glints of potential brilliance to the gloom.

Therein lies the potential brilliance of Bush's approach to this nomination.

Without a variety of voices contributing ideas, the workplace becomes a homogenized environment where potential brilliance may never be achieved.

This underwrites the potential brilliance of Martin's story, unlike Mark Zuckerburg, Steve Jobs or Bill Gates Martinn's childhood was far from ideal for high-level Silicon Valley success.

A decent release worthy of attention for Assassin's Creed's fans, but one that demonstrates potential over true brilliance; perhaps the final part of the trilogy will prove to be the best.

The video, showing high levels of potential pop star brilliance, ignores the usual treatment a song about loneliness would get – minimal hotel rooms, cold walks on empty streets, all filmed in sepia – in favour of rooftop flare parties, backstreet dance classes and a brilliant bit where she's sat on some Ikea garden furniture in the back of a water-logged pick-up truck.

Jason Snell called the show one of the best on television, and one "with the most potential for future brilliance".

To his colleagues in Princeton's elite graduate program in 1948, the personality of this loner was more an indication of brilliance than of potential madness.

The beauty of Brilliance has the potential to save the lives of millions of babies, but cost only $400 per device compared to the typical $3,000 price tag and is equally as effective.

BYD (Build Your Dreams, backed by Warren Buffett) and Brilliance showed their latest potential threats to the automotive order.

But then Joseph Losey, an American exiled in London because of the blacklist, sniffed it out, saw the potential in the situation and the brilliance in the writing.