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brilliance

[bril-yuhns] / ˈbrɪl yəns /




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In the end, they know that what matters isn’t the brilliance of any individual justice — that there is no indispensable justice.

From Salon

The pro cycling world wonders if he could transfer his brilliance to the road.

From The Wall Street Journal

But he knows that he’ll never have that natural brilliance that radiates from Mozart’s compositions like a heavenly light.

From Los Angeles Times

His moment of brilliance, though, quickly became controversial when he was booked for his dancing celebration in front of the crowd.

From Barron's

All of these Scotland victories - were they because the Scots raised their game or because England were disorganised defensively, weak mentally and relatively easy prey to some brilliance in Townsend's backline?

From BBC