I swear by the sun and its brilliance ,

Again and again biologists are fascinated with the brilliance of what's discovered.

But the Clermontois valued simplicity, pragmatism, hard work, and resolve, while the Parisians put more stress on pizzazz and brilliance.

Whatever the ultimate economic effects of China s first modest step towards floating its currency, one has to admire its strategic brilliance.

One of Obama s great achievements is that he made it into a serious topic through the brilliance and subtlety of his rhetoric.

In August 2007, Claron was awarded the Amsterdam Prize for the Arts, winning praise for her brilliance, her amazing and extensively wide repertoire and her vivid stage personality.

Dialog kept on going, with mental maps of words, and pretty soon it was becoming obvious that instead of being dazzled with brilliance, I was seriously being baffled with bullshit.

Zambia born filmmaker Franco Sacchi tours us through Nollywood, Nigeria's booming film industry . Guerrilla filmmaking and brilliance under pressure from crews that can shoot a full length feature in a week.

With all the intensity and brilliance for which he is known, Alan Kay envisions better techniques for teaching kids by using computers to illustrate experience in ways mathematically and scientifically that only computers can.

This is an amazing group of people who are doing so much, using so much of their talent, their brilliance, their energy, their money, to make the world a better place, to fight to fight wrongs, to solve problems.

And then intense magnetic fields directed some of the energy of that gravitational collapse. And some of the matter, back out in the form of tremendous jets which illuminated lobes with the brilliance of I think it's a trillion suns.

But are we to assume that the same brilliance and creativity and adaptability that got us up to the top of that energy mountain in the first place is somehow mysteriously going to evaporate when we have to design a creative way back down the other side?

Cooler heads should look, instead, to Muslim Spain, Al Andalus, which shone in Europe from the eighth century until the fifteenth century a fertile period of cultural brilliance that paved the way for the Western Renaissance, as well as an inspiring paradigm of convivencia, or coexistence.

It could have looked like shop windows on Fifth Avenue at Christmas, but because of the way that Andrew connected with the McQueen team, he was channeling the rawness and the brilliance of McQueen, and the show was quite transcendant, and it became a phenomenon in its own right.

Le Bon believed that crowds need strong leaders, to distance them from their natural madness and transform them into civilizations of splendor, vigor, and brilliance. Mussolini and Hitler both took inspiration from his book, and incorporated his ideas into Fascist and Nazi ideology and those ideas did not die with those regimes.

Only recently was it that the PT (Worker's Party) and the federal government reacted on social networks, worried about the possibility that protests will tarnish the brilliance of the Cup in Brazil during an election year and that they will have the same devastating effect on popularity that President Dilma Rousseff (along with all the governors) faced in June of last year.