brilliancy

So, after the explosion, I have an idea of great brilliancy.

A sound thought, he had to admit, almost a brilliancy.

You see how all the sparkling brilliancy has gone out of it?

The game won the first brilliancy prize of the tournament.

Brilliancy prizes used to be common in major international bridge events.

The electric light added very greatly to the brilliancy of the effect.

But all relief was as yet leveled in intense brilliancy.

These latter ones get a fat share of the brilliancy prizes.

Obviously you don't like the youthful brilliancy of early light.

On exposure to light much of the translucency and brilliancy is lost.

There were special achievement prizes for such things as brilliancy and most interesting combination.

By contrast with the brilliancy outside, it seemed at first impenetrably dark to me.

Even when she did not talk she seemed to inspire others to brilliancy.

The conversation hardly kept pace with the brilliancy of the menu.

It is noted for the brilliancy of its colors.

Sometimes a star would drift behind the rings, losing only a little of its brilliancy as it did so.

A shadow softened the intolerable, hard brilliancy of the brown eyes.

A small brilliancy had turned into a large one, and gave Stewart a tough post-mortem test.

For our sulphur does not burn, but nevertheless its brilliancy is seen far and near.

Or rather the brilliancy of the morning sun seeks me, but it shies away from you.

And the fine eyes glanced up at him, full of a brilliancy that looked like the light of love.

The flaws that do affect brilliancy make it hard to sell a stone at any price.

The lightning flashes with intense brilliancy, and never seems to cease for a moment.

The light of one could have been raised to a brilliancy that would have blinded.

In the wake of that dazzling brilliancy came utter blackness.