Sentence examples for about the genius from inspiring English sources
Pettersen began to talk excitedly about the genius of Haggard.
Otherwise, we would be talking about the genius of Tosatti.
Actors often talk about "the genius of Elizabeth LeCompte".
Look, I don't want to wax all sentimental about the genius of the common man.
Why not get them repeating something about the genius of compound interest?
Whenever Valley talked about "the genius," everybody knew who he meant.
It's what CES – and it's what innovation in general – is really about: the lone genius (or geniuses) working in the dark, brining something into the light.
In the movie, a new classmate gushes about following "the genius sleuthing of Nancy Drew" on the Internet.
What is it about the geniuses, the creatively gifted, that keeps their talents not only alive, but blazing?
Undoubtedly, some version of "The Smartest Guys in the Room," the documentary about Enron, is being put together about the geniuses at A.I.G.
When Lohmann disparagingly talks about "Mabuse the criminal", Baum emphatically speaks about "Mabuse the genius".
