brilliant

01. He is a [brilliant] mathematician, but he doesn't have any common sense.

02. The young woman played the piano [brilliantly] during her first performance with the symphony.

03. The award-winning scientist attributed his [brilliance] in biology to his parents' constant encouragement of his fascination with sea life.

04. His [brilliant] performance in this latest film is guaranteed to win him an Oscar.

05. The painting featured [brilliant] reds and blues and was quite striking.

06. Olivia has a [brilliant] career as a dancer ahead of her.

07. The young man's [brilliance] began to show itself at a very early age.

08. A witness to the sinking of the Titanic remarked that "[brilliantly] lit from stem to stern, the Titanic looked like a sagging birthday cake."

09. Winston Churchill once said, "My most [brilliant] achievement was my ability to be able to persuade my wife to marry me."

10. The average meteor, though [brilliantly] visible in the night-time sky, is actually no larger than a grain of sand.

11. A diet of small shrimp helps the flamingos of the Bahamas keep their [brilliant] pink color.

12. The pearls produced in Bahrain were world-famous for their [brilliance] and beauty.

13. Lisa Kirk once said that a gossip is one who talks to you about others; a bore is one who talks to you about himself; and a [brilliant] conversationalist is one who talks to you about yourself.

14. The young piano player performed [brilliantly] during his first appearance with the city orchestra.

15. He is a technically [brilliant] piano player.