Sentence examples for creation of genius from inspiring English sources

Coleridge said that its author, Miguel de Cervantes, had achieved "the highest creation of genius".

He argued that the creation of genius must be left to the future children of men and women.

Jones's preening, lisping Truman Capote is a creation of genius; remarkably, he makes the amoral author (feigning friendship with two killers to get the story that became In Cold Blood) both grotesque and utterly seductive.

Best of all, it reinvented customer service with the creation of the Genius Bar and when new products were launched, the lines were often the longest at Apple's own retailing locations.

(The petition is set up on Act.ly, the newfangled creation of progressive tech genius Jim Gilliam).

But his creation was an act of genius.

But, if we take the end of the 11th century as the time when the present building was begun, the mother church of England is the creation of innumerable men of genius.

Artistic creation and scientific discovery are irresistible subjects for filmmakers — is anything more alluring than the riddles of genius?— and "Creation" is only the latest example of how this admirable curiosity can fail.

Hence the disreputable allure of Péladan, who dared to speak aloud what usually remains implicit in the aesthetic sphere: belief in the artist's alchemical power, in the godlike nature of creation, in the oracular quality of genius.

Here Moritz arrives at results that are superficially similar to those Kant will arrive at a few years later that aesthetic judgments cannot be grounded in determinate concept and that the process of creation by artistic genius cannot be guided and explained by determinate concepts.

Like many of life's great inventions, it was a single stroke of genius that led to the creation of one of the most enduring outerwear icons – the biker jacket.