But some poets show a genuine vein of inspiration, for instance, John Geometres (10th century) or John Mauropous (11th century), or remarkable technical brilliance, such as Theodore Prodromus (12th century), or Manuel Philes (14th century).
Rattle showed early and remarkable musical talent and brilliance of mind.
It's a remarkable example of the brilliance of Tod Williams and Billie Tsien and underscores the importance of pausing and considering carefully any plans to destroy their work.
The resulting misfire – filled with intimations of brilliance and several remarkable sequences – earned him a reputation that kept him mostly out of work for the next three years.
Fuelled by software, tourism and expert services – all underpinned by a remarkable backbone of consistent academic brilliance – the Asian country's rise to fame and fortune is one of the world's more heartening tales.
I believe that any depiction cannot possibly be expected to characterize the total complexity and brilliance of her remarkable life, and thus I try to keep an open mind.
Instrumental gestures give off a pointillist brilliance, and the scene painting is remarkable.
THAT none of the lyricists mentioned here have yet achieved the brilliance of their predecessors is hardly remarkable.
The brilliance of the performances here was as remarkable as the brevity with which they were laid down.
The remarkable nature of the production shouldn't overshadow its basic brilliance; Mohammad's performance is one of immense freshness, which should be applauded in its own right.
