Sentence examples for by the genius of from inspiring English sources

What endure are notguidebooks but the big ideas and overarching themes created by the genius of the artists.

"He was able to catch the mood of a scene or a whole film by the genius of orchestration with fairly conventional instruments.

Now, however, a huge star has just come onto the scene who admits that she is influenced by the genius of Leigh.

But even new EU laws can be subverted by the genius of ex-communist citizens for finding loopholes, says Mr Miko, the environmental official.

It's all relative: a masterpiece by the genius of the 20th century is worth what people are prepared to pay for it.

I was so struck by the genius of Hargo's "Somerville Gates" that I rushed for my checkbook, prepared to cover a full 10percentt of the installation's cost.

Narrated in part by Phoebe, "The Genius of the World" also captures the perspectives of Ira and their grandfather Abbey, an acclaimed physicist.

The majority opinion ended by noting the genius of our Constitution: that "persons in every generation can invoke its principles in their own search for greater freedom".

The good news is that the effects unleashed by the geniuses of Industrial Light and Magic really are remarkable - more than 100 gobsmacking, jawdropping set pieces, too intricate and detailed to describe here.

The judgment by Eric Lane and Michael Oreskes in "The Genius of America" that "James Madison was the right man at the right moment" would be echoed, I imagine, by Larry J. Sabato in "A More Perfect Constitution".

By the time of Christian's death in 1942, his brief but epoch-making career had justified the title of the handsome commemorative box issued by Columbia Legacy: "The Genius of the Electric Guitar".