Peers credit him with the grit to wield the steel of scalpels in situations where other surgeons would balk, great surgical skill, the brilliance of innovation, and an extraordinary work ethic.
Achieving that diversity in the climate fight, Yeampierre said, will require recognition of the skills and "brilliance" of local leaders across the world.
His surgical skills and brilliance led him to diagnose our darling Michael's Crohn's disease when no other medical experts could identify it.
But raw brilliance, skill and nerve are more than exciting enough for now.
Your brilliance, skill, wisdom, reputation for integrity, personal grace and zest for life are the monuments for which you will be remembered for all time.
It is common for people to ascribe their successes to hard work, brilliance, and skill rather than luck; however, they blame their failures on bad fortune.
Indeed, that's his other, unheralded skill – a savant-like brilliance when it comes to manufacturing and distribution efficiencies in the newspaper business – with which he believes he can grow margins very quickly.
Bělohlávek regards the work as one of the composer's greatest achievements: "In Julietta, Martinů was not only able to build and sustain the necessary dramatic thread of the surrealist story and libretto, but did so using his unique musical language with a brilliance and skill that can only fill us with admiration.
Indeed, I owe my very life today to the brilliance, expertise, skill, and compassion of the administration, faculty, and staff of the University of Chicago Medicine.
Newport County manager Justin Edinburgh told BBC Radio Wales: "If they score a good goal then you can sometime hold your hand up and say you've been done by a bit of brilliance or skill.
