Sentence examples for completely genius from inspiring English sources

"I would feel better to lose to this video right here, because this video is completely genius," he said of "D.A.N.C.E.," with what sounded like honest enthusiasm.

"Two completely different geniuses shaking hands".

Mr. Schaming added that while the artist's exact intent was not completely clear, because "Genius" is based on an earlier Yvon painting, dating to 1858, the slave image might be "more about abolition than about emancipation".

But what he didn't know, the thing that was completely beyond this genius: how to run a construction site for a kilometre-wide telescope on the South Pole.

After watching the world premiere of Dolphins, I was lucky to spend the rest of the evening in the company of people who had completely understood its genius.

"Brodsky was a completely different case: a genius of a different order.

"She was using Newton as a way of showing how all those European alchemical networks and secret societies hung together" and "wanted to challenge that myth of Newton as a lone genius, working completely in isolation".

A film like Dolphins will need years to be completely understood for its genius.

Maybe it would take another genius to understand completely what he was doing.

The epic victory is ascribed as being completely due to the strategic genius of Stalin.

Larry Gagosian, the owner of the Gagosian gallery, which has had close ties with Twombly, said: "The art world has lost a true genius and a completely original talent.