Sentence examples for element of genius from inspiring English sources

Mr. Robertson said that he and his colleagues recognized that Mr. Davenport had "an element of genius".

For the players who have been around Antetokounmpo the longest, there may be an element of genius fatigue at work — not that they take him for granted.

There was an element of genius in the string of bank heists that played out in New York City for 11 weeks over the winter and spring.

One element of genius in Briend's recipe was precisely its easy replicability: it could be made by poor people, for poor people, to the benefit of patients and farmers alike.

However, in cases where enormous wealth has been amassed, the party who directly generated most of the fortune may argue he or she has made a "special contribution" in the form of some element of genius or truly exceptional talent, she added.

"As in every great success story there's an element of genius and an element of luck," says David Kirkpatrick, author of The Facebook Effect.

The audacious idea, to alter the course of the Arno River in order to make Florence victorious in war and supreme in global commerce, brought together the elements of genius for which each of Mr. Masters's protagonists are known: Machiavelli's hard-headed, realistic political vision and Leonardo's startling prescience as an engineer.

I would not say unequivocally that Paley, Goldenson and Sarnoff did not have elements of genius, but neither am I sure that they did.

What Wilson is describing is a failure not of skill or of resolve but of the least understood element of physical genius — imagination.

Every one of them also had to devise a new business model to match the product with the market unless there was an element of inborn genius that could manage to match the product with market demand and produce an instant alignment.

He has a self-destructive element of his genius.