Sentence examples for Native genius from inspiring English sources

First, there's the native genius for this sport.

That native genius for realism animates every scene of Henry IV.

Between the native genius of the Scots and the pure pragmatic drive of the English we made a world beater.

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Yet, despite years of trying, this native genius for appropriation has spectacularly failed in one area: hip-hop.

The idea of retirement worked out no better for Shakespeare than it did for those two other native geniuses.

Marcus Claudius Marcellus displayed his uncouth Roman side by killing the native Greek genius Archimedes, whose defensive stratagems and machines had made the siege a prolonged one.

It seems, however, that the native Thai genius is for the sinuous and unplastic curve, which may have expressed for them the same spiritual unworldliness as it did in Burmese ornament.

But there is no doubt that he had, nevertheless, succeeded in arousing the native musical genius, at first by his performances and later in the creative sphere, from a dormant state.

Much as British intellectuals might increasingly recognise the greatness of India's "venerable civilisation and native artistic genius", as a supporter of expanding the museum put it in 1868, the India Office was desperate to be rid of its collection.