Sentence examples for capable of genius from inspiring English sources
Samuel Beckett once referred to a favourite rugby fly-half as "capable of genius when the light is dying".
But perhaps it's because, somewhere at the core of the play's enduring and insurgent beauty, it possesses the same quality Sam once ascribed to one of his favourite rugby players – that he was "capable of genius when the light is dying".
But perhaps it's because, somewhere at the core of the play's enduring and insurgent beauty, it possesses the same quality Sam once ascribed to one of his favorite rugby players that he was "capable of genius when the light is dying".
It was a particularly emotional moment, echoed in Jay's comments later in the night, when he shared his conviction that anyone in the crowd was capable of "genius-level talent".
Yet he was also capable of artistic genius and aesthetic refinement.
Smith was as unique a lyricist and frontman as he was a person, leaving a reputation as both a visionary capable of creative genius, and a controlling taskmaster prone to verbal and physical violence against those closest to him.
The result might be plain to see at the very highest levels of American soccer: an often efficient US men's national team but one often lacking players capable of moments of genius.
I'd love to know what's happened, why she's running so scared - why, when she has proven herself capable of real, muscular genius, she now insists on giving us nothing but these weedy, soppy boys.
Bain Capital Ventures and angels including Chris Dixon gave Raj a $5 million Series A in February 2009 to recruit a team of geniuses capable of tackling the serious big data technology problem.
He could well be a genius capable of bringing down Western civilisation.
As for watching Hewitt, well, the guy's a genius, capable of playing the best tennis most of us have ever seen, but he's Australian.
