Meanings of own brilliance in English

Too modest to know the full extent of your own brilliance.

Instead, he held forth, at considerable length, about his own brilliance.

Morrissey can't be blamed for believing in his own brilliance.

Now it was blinding him with its own brilliance.

But I'm optimistic enough in my own brilliance to think I can still crack the problem.

The band had got into full stride and were getting carried away with their own brilliance.

I try and make the work about serving Mozart and not about advertising my own brilliance, Lacey said.

Maybe don't ask a 1980s sci-fi movie that bumbled into its own brilliance for specific predictions and retrodictions.

But I could think of no end more appropriate than to be done in by my own brilliance.

Surely Mother did not give you the address. He smiled again, temporarily distracted by the contemplation of his own brilliance.

And now I realized that the giant form radiated its own brilliance down onto the horde like mirrors reflecting the sun.

Whatever the truth, those who know Raniere frequently describe him as a deeply charismatic man who easily convinces others of his own brilliance.

No doubt they had arguments and defences, built up into impressive structures that were more monuments to their own brilliance than stolid fortifications.

Dreamily, he lay back on his bed and let thoughts of his own brilliance dance around the Bob Marley poster on his wall.

He chortled to himself, rocking and bouncing as if he were a lanky, bearded volcano preparing to erupt with delight at his own brilliance.

"Sometimes I surprise myself with my own brilliance, don't I, Martha?"