Sentence examples for because of the genius from inspiring English sources

Asked to explain why the provision is so vital for U.S. intelligence efforts, he said: "Really bad people around the world, because of the genius of American innovation, use our products and infrastructure for their emails, for their communications.

Because of the genius of actors and directors, there's so much you can do—as a writer with a line of dialogue that you just can't do in other forms of writing.

Interest in the musical (largely through the cast recording) has exploded because of the genius writing and stellar performances, but also because people of color get to take part in the mythologized story of our upstart nation, young, scrappy, and hungry, where anyone could make it.

Did totalitarian ideas flourish in Europe chiefly because of the demonic genius of Hitler and Lenin?

Jean-Jacques had good reasons to assign a name to that all too common circumstance, not because of his awkwardness in company but because of the extraordinary genius he could deploy when he had the time.

But because of the promotional genius of Alan Eagleson, who was the head of the National Hockey League Players Associationn, Canada's best N.H.L. players and the Soviets, the world's top "amateur" squad, were playing a series for the first time.

Her approaching performance in "The Cherry Orchard" has her gripped with fearful fantasies about the praise she will crave ("Like a wet puppy I will ask them, 'Did you like it?' ") and the backbiting commentary she won't hear ("We only came to see her because she is the widow of the genius," she imagines her detractors saying).

WOW survived as some sort of community because the genius of Lois Weaver and Peggy Shaw came up with a system that allowed us to cooperate with each other just enough to survive, but not so much to feel constricted.

"He's got something of the genius in him because he can just go out and play an extraordinary innings like that," Vaughan said".The spell when he took on Brett Lee changed the context of the game.

But to be honest I'm kind of a pessimist in this respect, because the genius of advertising is that it works even if you think you're above it.

At the opposite pole is the musical, which begins in the realm of the symbolic, because the genius who created the classic musical, Busby Berkeley, built the genre on the tension between artifice and authenticity.