Sentence examples for wild brilliance from inspiring English sources

For non-fiction, there was one stupendous starburst of wild brilliance: Clive James's Cultural Amnesia (Picador).

Klosterman has speculated with wild brilliance on the occult relation of David Koresh to Nirvana's "In Utero".

On the very same album he tackles a Dust My Blues variation (The Nazz are Blue) and attacks it with a manic, wild-eyed brilliance that separates it totally from any other improvisation on the same theme.

He recounts her brilliance, her excesses, their wild days in New York, the crippling self-doubt and depression that doomed her.

Effortless brilliance ("Isn't it wild that I didn't open the textbook and still managed to ace this class?").

The rest is paradox: a street kid recognized for precocious brilliance from early childhood, a wild child widely and deeply educated in artistic craft and tradition, an instant celebrity who was temperamentally shy.

The rest is paradox: a street kid recognized for precocious brilliance from early childhood, a wild child widely and deeply educated in artistic craft and tradition, an instant celebrity who was temperamentally shy.

From Seven Samurai to Ran, Kurosawa's distinctive mix of compelling stories, unique atmospheres and technical brilliance entranced audiences around the world and Wild's succinct study is packed with insights into both the man and his work.

Mole comes up from his own dark hole and sees the brilliance of the river bank and its ducks, or walks through the Wild Wood afraid of weasels and stoats.

There were times as well when a listener wondered whether Mr. Wild's longstanding devotion to the steely, dull Baldwin piano shaved a measure of brilliance off his sound.

Now that Amazon's Android Appstore is out there in the wild, and I've had a chance to play with it, I see the brilliance of the maneuver.