Sentence examples for bit of a genius from inspiring English sources
"David really is a bit of a genius.
A. John Morton, the writer and director, is a bit of a genius, in my view.
Grossman remembers Smiley as being "a bit of a genius among geniuses.
Muldoon was, in his eccentric and loopy way, tireless and a bit of a genius.
He was, in his madly quirky way, a great man, a titan, a bit of a genius.
I'm a bit of a genius myself.
Having Hamm narrate Mercedes ads is both a no-brainer and a bit of a stroke of genius--he is nearly synonymous with his TV persona.
While a very nice thing to do, it was also a bit of marketing genius by both Google and SF mayor Gavin Newsom.
It was created as a bit of marketing genius by Jack Devitt, the longtime owner of the nursery, and endured as a thing of wonder for three decades, one of those charming traditions in American small towns that seem impervious to blandification.
Ms Wood, who has walked away from negotiations, said she had hoped the £1.5m design would bring "a bit of Thomas Heatherwick genius" to the town.
There really is not that much to see until I try to see it through Wendell's eyes, and then every bit of erosion becomes a tiny tragedy — or at least a human's mistake — and every bit of forest floor becomes a bit of the genius of nature.
