Sentence examples for acknowledged genius from inspiring English sources

"Randy Dorton is an acknowledged genius," Wheeler said.

Tesla, an acknowledged genius, was a hopeless businessman.

Perhaps it's okay if an autocrat runs your company, so long as he is an acknowledged genius and has delivered huge returns to public holders.

Author Robert Rodriguez groups "Let It Down" with other Beatles-era compositions such as "All Things Must Pass", "Isn't It a Pity" and "Wah-Wah", as the "essential components" of an album that was "revelatory, helping the public understand that, with a talent this big alongside two acknowledged geniuses [in Lennon and McCartney], no wonder the group could not remain intact".

Whatever he may lack in athleticism, Smith makes up for with his intimate knowledge of the morphing zone coverages favored by that acknowledged defensive genius, the Patriots' coach, Bill Belichick.

But, while Lennon and McCartney are universally acknowledged as geniuses, few outside the music business have heard of Max Martin.

Solomon ibn Gabirol (c. 1022 c. 1058), Moses ibn Ezra, and Judah ha-Levi (c. 1075 1141) were the acknowledged supreme geniuses of a form of expression that became a passion with thousands the length and breadth of Spain.

Contemporary novelists have been readier to acknowledge her genius and influence.

He could acknowledge the genius of Joni Mitchell as much as he could that of Jimi Hendrix.

That in turn reshaped this region's view of itself when, years after he died in 1906, townspeople finally came around to acknowledging his genius and marketability.

Gertrude's bruised feelings over Leo's stubborn refusal to acknowledge her genius were nothing compared with Leo's mortification and fury over his sister's success.