Sentence examples for world-class brilliance from inspiring English sources
The performance of the national team remains unpredictable, capable of shining with bursts of world-class brilliance or sinking to abysmal lows.
But by the time Hussain finally pulled the plug on his second innings shortly before five o'clock, Michael Vaughan's unquestioned world-class brilliance and the captain's own cussedness had taken the score from 218 for two overnight to 452 for nine.
Chris Lawton: Classic Rooney; flashes of world-class brilliance but otherwise average performance.
Gatland, and attack coach Rob Howley, will argue Wales have world-class backs, and there were moments of brilliance against Italy - more of the same may be required.
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All we need are six world-class soloists, a full-strength choir, and a repetiteur of sufficient pianistic brilliance to mimic the score's vivid orchestral colouring.
For all his brilliance at the helm, Jansons can't take the credit for turning the Concertgebouw into a world-class band: since its formation in 1888, the orchestra has been recognised as one of the world's best.
More world-class players?
A "world-class location".
Fewer world-class players?
