Sentence examples for essential genius from inspiring English sources

Cruyff was the essential genius behind the operation.

"Carrier was not happy with the pipes," Mr. Schultz said, and a couple of years later he had a brainstorm that Mr. Schultz called "one of Carrier's essential genius insights," a system that worked far better.

That musico-spatial illusion is a realisation of the essential genius that Max identifies in Borromini's buildings: the way they achieve feeling of making small spaces bigger than they actually are.

The chapter on The World at War is a masterly exposition of how documentary series get made - the autonomy of the researcher and producer, the essential genius of the film editor and the creative restraint necessary in the executive producer.

"Max Faget was a truly essential genius of the early U.S. space program," Andrew Chaikin, a science journalist who is preparing to write a biography of Mr. Faget, said in a telephone interview.

In his description of the last battle, which was also his own last description, the old master's essential genius - the art of making us see as though we were a witness - comes into its own with a pathos and majesty and pure excitement worthy of his great career.

If the people around Trump are covering for him in that respect, they should put what they know before the public; if they don't, they might reflect on whether they have become captive to the idea that they themselves are essential, stable geniuses — and on how much of the nation's safety they are wagering on that notion.

"Silent Shakespeare" does sound like a contradiction in terms: isn't the sound of Shakespeare -- the glory of his poetry and his linguistic invention -- essential to his genius?

A historical imagination, of the kind that can bring such suffering back to life, is essential to Goya's genius.

Yet one of the most essential qualities of a genius is that he or she should do something we have never seen before.

In Henry Aaron's America these were genius words, essential passages in his personal survival guide, the strategy employed by poor blacks to conserve the energy they would need for the backbreaking tasks they would face every day for the rest of their lives".