Sentence examples for the brilliance of using from inspiring English sources

The brilliance of using Brazilian tapirs as 'prehistoric animals'.

A few new cookbooks offer recipes that specify weights for every ingredient, and it's when you cook from those that you notice the true brilliance of using a scale.

That is the brilliance of Isaiah: When we use our Divinely inspired gifts, seeing and hearing the world from a perspective of peace, then amazing, even impossible, outcomes are possible.

There was also something of the limpid, unaggressive style of Galli-Curci in her coloratura: she never used the brilliance of her florid technique to impose awareness of herself as prima donna, or if she caught herself doing something of that kind it was at once despatched with a deprecatory flash of humour.

That's the brilliance of their writing -- they use this big, long, elaborate, colorful, structured set-up for a joke about crabs.

Mark Zuckerberg was, like many of us in school, a lonely dork, but the brilliance of his creation was the uses of faces.

Dundee avoided the temptation to tamper with the brilliance of his young and charismatic fighter, and he used a bit of psychology in honing his talents.

The brilliance of the production lies in Ninagawa's use of theatrical magic to underscore the story's human values.

The brilliance of Osborne's play lies in its use of the dying music hall as a metaphor for the declining British empire.

This is the brilliance of Belichick.

That's the brilliance of these things.