Definition of 'brilliance'

Then he tells how this combination of technical brilliance and political stupidity was brought to an end.

The one thing that does not vary is the brilliance of the colour.

We are a side without much individual brilliance but we are capable of digging in.

He stood out for his sheer brilliance and the damage he caused.

In youth orchestras now we take technical brilliance and galloping energy for granted.

The home team were restricted to individual flashes of brilliance.

He played with a masterly coolness and a sheer footballing brilliance.

The greatness and beauty of elite sport is that it allows individual brilliance to shine through.

But there was more to her than sheer brilliance.

Like the first try it was a typical piece of individual brilliance.

He has the expertise and knowledge of what players are thinking as well as the technical brilliance they need.

There is pleasure and technical brilliance and the show will probably get more laughs and more speed as it settles down.

On many trees this autumn, the leaves are just withering away without much brilliance of colour.

It's a different world in which technical brilliance is not always enough.

This then becomes the springboard for launching game plans, tactics and moments of individual brilliance.

If you research him on the internet, you find many examples of the sheer brilliance of his support running.

She lacked the technical brilliance of some of her rivals but was highly expressive, thanks to a new choreography coach.

Sheer brilliance is the answer.

It is prized for its vivid, radiant colours and brilliance and is about as hard as the far more expensive emerald.

In the Sixties he became increasingly impatient with the time it took for oils to dry and the lack of brilliance in its colour potential.