Sentence examples for relative brilliance from inspiring English sources
And if we use medal counts as a metric then there's no denying the relative brilliance of Michael Phelps, even if he, and some of his teammates, can be a little ungracious.
The dark relative against the brilliance of the last act of some staged production.
Yet it is a measure of how much he has achieved since that first trip to Ascot that the Royal Lodge, the race that announced his brilliance, is now a relative footnote to the story of his racing life.
The Dutch maestro is being scrutinised for flashes of brilliance, leaving many observers disappointed at his relative anonymity.
She destroyed much of her writings, but her brilliance was recorded in the remembrances of friends and relatives.
They could tip the city into a decline without even noticing it, for the ecosystem of a great city is a complex and fragile thing.In this section A precarious brilliance Caveat emptor.com Don't give up Protectionism alert Impeachment, Paraguayan-style ReprintsDe profundisLondon has resisted Britain's relative decline.
Immortal brilliance of presage.
"The brilliance was astounding.
