Sentence examples for a delicate genius from inspiring English sources

The downside: he's a delicate genius, fragile as a hothouse flower.

As I said, his downside is that he's a delicate genius, fragile as a hothouse flower.

Now all they have to do was go up against Spain, the number one soccer team in the world, a bunch of it pretty, pampered, delicate genius multimillionaires who recently won the European Championship.

Their naked aggression seemed to offend delicate geniuses of Spain.

Bad news: Ronaldo, like many delicate geniuses, is easily frustrated by the incompetence of mere mortals.

Though he's no Bono, that is the clear Twitter' marketing strategy with Dorsey, make him a star in the media; wrap him up in amaranthine hyperbole and complimentary adjectives; and make it seem that this delicate genius-hero has built something very special to humanity.

Except Paul isn't a delicate, tortured soul whose genius is pummeled by his corporate world commitments.

"That's a terrible answer," Hanson shot back, quipping: "We're geniuses who have balanced a delicate crystalline structure over nine seasons, with constant debate".

Taking some liberties with Vladimir Nabokov's 1930 novel, Ms. Gorris has composed a delicate fable about memory, devotion and the vulnerability of genius in a cruelly ordinary world.

As originated by the genius Tim Curry (who plays the narrating criminologist here) Frank is a delicate blend of zaniness, menace, desire, vulnerability and sarcasm.

Theirs is a delicate task.