Sentence examples for elaborate genius from inspiring English sources

Bach allows us to run before, and his resolutions, as per Aristotle, are as inevitable (as they must be, given the strictures of Western compositional form) and surprising as his elaborate genius.

The Indian genius for elaborate dyeing and painting processes was a particular challenge to equal.

And the real anomaly is, you'd have to be some kind of dedicated genius to elaborate this much on such an odd story arc.

While Shakespeare went in for elaborate metaphor, Williams was a genius of simplicity, unafraid to load up his lyrics with tears, roses, and breaking hearts (the Hillbilly Burns? the Hillbilly Googe?).

They are perfectionists considered by many to be musical geniuses, known for elaborate live shows with dizzying visual effects and costumes.

But the reviewer called the novel the "greatest and most elaborate work of Victor Hugo's fruitful genius".

This is the stroke of genius: It is the elaboration of the speaker who is herself elaborating a story that really is the whole point of the show.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is an evil genius capable of masterminding the most elaborate cover-up in U.S. history and is also a frail old woman with brain damage, leading Republicans charged on Sunday.

Listening to Richard Serra talk about sculpture is like listening to Russell Crowe talk about acting: after a while you feel you're either in the presence of genius or the victim of an elaborate con.

Furious at his humble situation in life, Ayyan develops an outrageous story that his 10-year-old son is a mathematical genius – a lie which becomes increasingly elaborate and out of control.

I'm neither as smart nor villainous as the fictional comic-book genius, so I'm not making elaborate business plans.