Sentence examples for early genius from inspiring English sources
But some saw Mr. Upward as determined to bury his distinctive early genius in leftist dogma.
Exhibiting an early genius for invention, he obtained his first patent in 1866, for a hair-curling iron.
Parker, characteristically, publicly displayed his scornful letter to Darrow as a lesson in humility.As with many family companies, the early genius eventually evaporated.
Born at the end of the eighteenth century to wealthy Cumbrian landowners, Losh displayed an early genius for Greek, music, and mathematics.
He includes chapters not only on deafness and dwarfism but on Down syndrome, autism, schizophrenia, multiple severe disability, early genius, conception through rape, criminal behavior, and transgender life.
"The early genius of Fletcher Henderson, the Kansas City stomp of Count Basie, the urbane sophistication of Duke Ellington, the fire of Dizzy Gillespie, the cool sounds of Gerry Mulligan and the innovations of Charles Mingus".
The word "patriot" is commonly used for Adams & other early geniuses.
Yet that's exactly the kind of artistry that the cinema's early geniuses brought to the screen.
All the stars in the brilliant postwar neurophysiology group in Britain, of which Katz was a member, were thus truly apprentices to earlier genius.
The gimmick was Mr. Delair's idea, certainly qualifying him as an early marketing genius.
These superb and now very rare examples of early classical genius showed on the obverse the head of Arethusa (the fountain nymph of Syracusan Ortygia), wreathed (possibly for victory), and on the reverse a chariot above a fleeing lion.
