In mid-May, Azzedine Alaia, the Tunisian-born designer whose rare public displays of genius place him somewhere between Charles James and the Shadow, will present his largest collection in years.
The story breaks from the established formula: there is no puzzle to be solved, no dazzling display of deductive genius.
Wilderness historian Edward Steere attributed much of the success of the Army to "the display of tactical genius by Longstreet which more than redressed his disparity in numerical strength".
Mourinho is cutting an increasingly berserk, but necessary, figure in the modern game – a feeling best summed up when he brilliantly delayed City's title celebrations with a display of dark genius only he could conjure up.
Inconsistent all season by the high standards he expects of himself, and harshly self-critical about it, O'Sullivan has displayed flashes of genius in most of his matches but it was not until today that the missing element of his game, his long potting, was restored to full health.
The coach, Brad Stevens, who displays several kinds of genius, surely has other plans.
He has missed chances here but also displayed typical flashes of genius such as when holing out for birdie on the 4th, a par-five, despite twice pulling iron shots into deep foliage.
Mathieu displayed a kind of genius in seeing that the case for justice was more persuasive than the case for vengeance — that it was necessary to take the position that an injustice had been done by error, rather than that an evil had been done on purpose.
He's in superb form and displaying a touch of genius.
Swiss-born composer Ernest Bloch declared him "the single composer in America who displays positive signs of genius".
