Sentence examples for complicated genius from inspiring English sources

He is a complicated genius – and a lucky one.

Though – and here's an indication of the novel's complicated genius – spending time thinking about Edward, in a curious way, makes you worry about Dowell even more.

From Julian Schnabel to Dean Stockwell, and all the usual suspects in between, Along for the Ride is definitely a tribute to Dennis Hopper, the man, the complicated genius.

Among the many onscreen friends and troublemakers who tout Phil's complicated genius are Sean Penn, Paul Krassner, Ed Sanders, Van Dyke Parks, Abbie Hoffman, Christopher Hitchens, Joan Baez, Billy Bragg, Pete Seeger, Peter Yarrow, and Tom Hayden.

Motorola made the switch, but adapted to the market with clunky, needlessly complicated devices belying its genius for clever technology.

So it went.What was he up to? "The practice of a genius is complicated," Mr Elderfield observes.

Geniuses are complicated, and in Bernstein's case, compelling.

We make a mistake when we imagine that genius must be complicated.

To them, football is so complicated, you must be a genius to understand it all, much less get it across to all those younger phys-ed majors.

Richardson added that "Andrew loves complicated women, and has a genius for getting into their psyche and telling the world what makes them tick".

John Nunn commented that "Alekhine had a special ability to provoke complications without taking excessive risks", and Edward Winter called him "the supreme genius of the complicated position".