Sentence examples for return to brilliance from inspiring English sources

Michael Sciannamea, of TV Squad, stated that "After a so-so episode last week, this was one was a return to brilliance".

I only wish we could all help the Brazilian's team spirit to rise from the ashes and return to the brilliance of its many golden years.

Occasionally, though, desperation can lead to brilliance.

The Yankees' world spins faster than any other in baseball, from brilliance to darkness to brilliance.

Yes, yes, that's it — I'm sensitive to brilliance.

Hugh Montgomery: From the Vegas bling to the nebulous ethnicity, this Treacy creation is a mesmeric omen for Madge's return to lily-gilding brilliance.

Wilfried Zaha produces a moment of brilliance on his return to the team as Crystal Palace earned victory against Huddersfield.

But recent years have seen a return to form, and in the season just concluded, Hayne recaptured the brilliance of his 2009 breakthrough; the Hayne Train was back.

"Damsels in Distress": Whit Stillman's return isn't a return to form but the discovery of a new one — his aphoristic brilliance is now couched in a poetically excessive rhetoric of hyperstylized rapidity, which only an extraordinarily nimble and virtuosic cast could keep spinning with a perfect gyroscopic rectitude.

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While a boy named Ben sleeps, his crayons return to their home in Color City to be groomed and have their brilliance restored.