Sentence examples for altogether genius from inspiring English sources
A few of them were traditional leftwing words – "exploitation", "underprivileged" – but others suggested a world moving away from pure left-right politics – "ecology", "ethnic" – or away from politics altogether – "genius", "technology".
He had about thirty records altogether, including Ray Charles's "Genius + Soul = Jazz," Jim Reeves's "He'll Have to Go," and Lightnin' Hopkins's "Blues in My Bottle".
The plot revolved crucially around the idea that in a desperate last throw, Jones is invited by his comrades to abandon discipline altogether and to rediscover his genius by speaking, as he did in his youth, from his heart.
The allure of the former Hibs and Partick Thistle genius was, admittedly, of an altogether more municipal timbre than the 15th-century Italian maestro.
The combination of Jamie's "vibrant, penetrating, altogether animated" face studies and Fanny's "genius with color" makes for the ideal collaboration.
There is a certain poetic symmetry, then, to the deaths on 7 July and 3 August this year of Barrett, aged 60, and Arthur Lee, 61: the eccentric genius of Love's mercurial leader, was just as madcap but altogether more menacing.
They disappeared in the 1980s altogether – one of their members, Rudolf Sosna (described by Péron as the "true genius" of the band) sadly died.
So, you might ask, if genius is such a slippery concept, why not dispense with it altogether?
And what can it even mean to call a performance a work of genius when, of course, the genius of Bach is, in turn, an altogether different order of creation?
