Sentence examples for fellow genius from inspiring English sources

Coates was also recently named a beneficiary of a $625,000 MacArthur fellow "genius grant".

Above all, in his own No. 10 shirt, he has a fellow genius, and fellow little guy (at all of 5-foot-7), the 22-year-old Lionel Messi.

Coates, who was awarded a MacArthur fellow "genius" grant last week, also bristled somewhat against the goal of arresting and charging police for excessive violence, suggesting it places too much emphasis on the individual rather than the structures at work.

Journalist and writer Ta-Nehisi Coates is among a diverse group of artists, advocates and scientists that make up this year's recipients of MacArthur fellow "genius" grants, announced on Tuesday.

That's a far cry from the decades of ridicule fellow genius Lauryn Hill received after her famously-vulnerable MTV "Unplugged" performance or Janet Jackson's forever-compromised national image after Justin Timberlake exposed her breast during their Superbowl performance.

Still, Charlie and his fellow geniuses made my experience only marginally less maddening.

With the US Open in full-swing in New York City, Mr. Murphy teamed up with some fellow geniuses at IBM for a music, sports and tech project.

With the US Open in full-swing in New York City, Mr. Murphy teamed up with some fellow geniuses at IBM and digital production company Tool for a music, sports and tech project.

Pausing only to make the acquaintance of Alfred Stieglitz — his mentor, fellow-genius, friend, and sometime opponent, and the only person in this book who makes our hero look like a sluggard — Steichen in 1900 sails to Europe, where he finds his true path as an artist, and where Penelope Niven, by no coincidence, loses her way as a writer.

He sought out the company of his fellow-geniuses.

Even fellow-geniuses like Picasso do not quite reach the pinnacle where Stein placidly sits, but hover a little below it.