Sentence examples for some brilliance from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, to beat Hawthorn, you need some brilliance on the field and some brilliance in the box.

In a publicity coup of some brilliance, Peta has enlisted the famous mother of octuplets Nadya Suleman (better known as The Octomum) to its cause.

Kohlschreiber, who's giving himself a few stern talking-tos at the moment, responds with some brilliance of his own to make it 40-30 and Murray then sends a backhand return long.

Kyran Bracken conjured up some brilliance to break the sequence of kicks after a quarter of an hour, the scrum-half spinning from a ruck to turn the Gloucester defence inside out.

England fans know there will be no repeat of the 4-1 win over Holland while there will also be no Scotland to provide a modern day Gazza an opportunity to deliver some brilliance.

And in many ways, a divided, grouchy America's hopes do indeed seem to rest with Mr Obama personable, consensus-seeking and capable of delivering oratory of some brilliance, in defeat as well as victory.Yet the Democrats of New Hampshire were probably right to ask for a bit more (had Mr Obama won, he would surely have been unstoppable).

All his life Schwartz had yearned to possess some single transcendent talent, some unique brilliance that the world would consent to call genius.

"We scored some spectacular, freaky long-range tries with some individual brilliance from Rob Burrow, Danny McGuire and Kevin Sinfield".

"There are moments that I've had some real brilliance, you know," he reflected recently.

Keeping Parken a fortress will require maximum concentration at the back, with some individual brilliance in attack.

But where a Borges might have built a compelling narrative out of these elements, Pelevin goes at them with a fly, half-hearted jokiness; scattering some incidental brilliance, but more often trailing off into high-end gobbledegook.