Sentence examples for special brilliance from inspiring English sources

His special brilliance was, however, narrowly specialized and confined within the single crucial area of creative political manipulation, where he remains unsurpassed.

Like Baskerville, he used opulent papers and inks blended for special brilliance.

But Ms. Arauzo never shows us any special brilliance or beauty in dancing; nor does Adrián Galia as José.

Is the New Routemaster an emblem of London's special brilliance or a triumph of ostentation over results?

In France the Jesuit schools and the schools of other teaching orders created at the time of the Renaissance had reconciled the teaching of the new humanism with the established doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church and flourished with special brilliance.

The works of art and architecture that Clark chooses to illustrate his idea of civilization, from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame to paintings by Raphael and Courbet, don't display any special brilliance either — they amount to the same old things you'd come across in any half-decent art-history class.

Metrical poets would do all right, their measures inhering in their phrases, as would poets of special verbal brilliance, like Wallace Stevens.

Certain scientific fields require a special type of brilliance, according to conventional wisdom.

None of this to say is that the requirements the novel imposes make automatically for good literature, that the form has some special power to bestow brilliance where previously there had been none.

– puts a hex on himself by the brilliance of his special effects.

Today he remained the crowd favorite, despite Els's individual brilliance, with a special security force detached to ensure order.