brilliance

It has the quick movement, the boldness and brilliance, which we suppose to be the attributes of the best talk.

It is an incontinence of brilliance, graceless and aggressive, a glaring swagger.

But the image was vague, like a shadow cast on the brilliance of his mind.

There were several silences in spite of the Lady Mary's brilliance.

The brilliance of the snow was very striking after the dusk of the interiors I had been penetrating.

To Mrs. Price there could be no brilliance if the party of the second part had a dollar less than ten million.

Notwithstanding his brilliance, it took two pencils, two heads, and one piece of paper to solve the problem.

For him Urquhart embodied the brilliance of life, its splendidness and beauty and joy.

All the brutality and energy and brilliance of that brutal, vital age found their counterpart in her.

They were still a little perturbed by the brilliance and distraction, and it was as an alien that she moved among them still.