Sentence examples for touch of brilliance from inspiring English sources

Sonos's touch of brilliance is to let you control your music from your lap.

As for Lucas Pérez, well there was a touch of brilliance about this.

Mr. Pendleton, co-founder of Pilobolus, comes close with "Noir Blanc," a New Age fantasia that bears his touch of brilliance in its highly imaginative optical illusions.

After Hodgson and Myler had exchanged penalties, Dickson set off on a sniping run and added a touch of brilliance with a delicate kick off the side of his foot; Wilson slid in for another try in the same spot.

That final "sports event" is a touch of brilliance that simultaneously conveys Kinbote's rarified aloofness and his poignant cultural alienation: despite having lived in America for some time, he doesn't even know what baseball is).

Agüero had been on the pitch only eight minutes when he sealed the win in stoppage-time and there was a touch of brilliance about the moment they took the lead, via David Silva, six minutes before the interval.

There are touches of brilliance, moments of discomforting honesty on Depardieu's part and much self-indulgence.

THURSDAY STYLES, PAGE G1 2005's 10 Best Gadget Ideas This year had its big high-tech developments, and some tiny touches of brilliance.

Far up, almost invisible from the street, are touches of brilliance, where the peaks of the nine-foot-high Gothic arches are formed by panels of very thin brick set at cross angles, with the staff of Asclepius worked into the design.

In this tournament he also showed touches of brilliance.

The New Zealand Herald described the event at the Olympic Stadium in east London as "a pop culture smorgasbord that had touches of brilliance, beauty and bewilderment".