Sentence examples for apparent genius from inspiring English sources

Agora Gallery's Web site has no shortage of accolades about Aelita's apparent genius and miraculous ascent to fame.

Connor is an apparent genius at oiling the joints and making aches and pains disappear in an instant.

The clue to Tom Watson's apparent genius for making headlines might be in his early career in marketing and advertising.

Hand out 100 trading terminals and after a time the operator of one will emerge as an apparent genius.

In such a case his apparent genius may reflect nothing more than the recent strength of small- and midcap stocks.

He stomped down a lot of bull rushes". Despite his apparent genius, Ruocco was missing an essential element that kept him from seeing his ideas through to reality.

That many of the apparent geniuses running the world's financial system did not understand risk is apparent from the system's near-collapse a year and a half ago.

And the two apparent extremes, "genius" and "critic," both suggest a similar impulse: a desire to control one's destiny, whether that means overlaying a vague sense of trajectory upon one's life or merely hurtling one's self into tomorrow.

"North Korea will have a strong incentive to celebrate the heir apparent's strategic genius on Jan . 8" said Mr. Lee.

Cricket historian David Frith believes that "there was an apparent touch of genius about his batsmanship", and Alan Gibson described Hutton's off drive as "the glory of the game".

"Robert's genius was apparent in every cubic inch," Mr. Berendt said.