Sentence examples for central genius from inspiring English sources

Here was Wintour's central genius.

I knew them all, especially Peter Sellers, but Spike was the true original, the central genius.

A master of painting and stagecraft then appeared, a man who has a reasonable claim to be considered the central genius of the Victorian pantomime – William Beverley, who year after year realised one astounding vision after another.

Her genius, her central place in American music and spirit, is undeniable.

Anticipating great happiness, Boswell began, in the autumn, the journal that was to be the central expression of his genius.

The paradigm here is Falstaff, whose refusal to be enslaved by the authority of truth is central to his comic genius.

This is for a single, simple reason: the eccentricity of genius was central to Fischer's narrative, a narrative that was, ironically enough, thought to be distinctively American.

Under the empire, two of these images were commonly to be found, one on each side of the central figure of the genius, of Vesta, or of some other deity.

The central component of the GENIUS is an agent-based modeling tool that utilize swarm intelligence (SI).

In episode two, we delve into the development of Harmonix's Dance Central franchise by the mad geniuses whoseRock Band series redefined what a rhythm game could be.

In episode two, he delves into the development of Harmonix's Dance Central franchise by the mad geniuses whose Rock Band series redefined what a rhythm game could be.