The phrase "a special genius" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses exceptional talent or intelligence in a particular area.
Example: "Her ability to solve complex mathematical problems at such a young age truly marks her as a special genius."
Alternatives: "a remarkable talent" or "an extraordinary intellect."
I have been blessed to have spent my moments in the game with a such a special genius.
Ebenezer's most famous pastor, Dr. King, had a special genius for defining the links between economic oppression and racial conflict.
The German chancellor has a special genius for appearing self-deprecating, while subtly hinting that she is surrounded by ridiculous men.
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA, a 19th-century Hindu holy man, once said that every nation has a "special genius", and that India's is religion.
IT TAKES a special genius in politics to be assailed by both sides of an argument and receive no credit at all for standing in the middle.
This perverse parallelism operates in Mr. Lurie's "Straw Dogs" too, but Peckinpah had a special genius for messing with his viewers' heads.
For instance, in my childhood perceptions, the clashing rocks the Argonauts have to sail between were even vaster and more sublime than when I see them today – and as for the skeleton army... Harryhausen, who has sadly died aged 92, was not only a special effects genius, the wizard of stop-motion animation.
Is there a director of some special genius behind the operation?
Whatever he put his hand to -- painting, pottery, lacquerware, writing -- has the stamp of his special genius, a carefree confidence of getting the balance of chance and control just right.
A couple of months back the Queen displayed her special genius again with a well-leaked drib from her liberal bash book Guilty about Michelle.
And this isn't just a testament to Einstein's special genius -- the history of science is littered with people who almost made great discoveries, but failed because they couldn't communicate their results to others.
