Sentence examples for flawed genius from inspiring English sources
Murdoch is a flawed genius whose very ruthlessness has now led him to his comeuppance.
They tolerate it because he's a flawed genius and a man.
As a flawed genius, you've already met half of the criteria.
Surely the spectrum of human personality extends far beyond flawed genius.
The Damned United's thin and predictable tale of flawed genius doesn't.
Ridley Scott's new epic features a crazed, flawed genius called Peter Weyland (played by Guy Pearce in unrecognisably craggy makeup).
Yours, Tony Dear Tony Cliches - black or otherwise - are often born of some truths and, whilst it might be difficult for a "flawed" genius-cum-role model like yourself to admit, Toni and co.
To the flawed geniuses of sport in this country - Alex Higgins, George Best, Lester Piggott - add the name of Kieren Fallon.
Historically, the NBA has specialized in creating great players everyone loves to hate, anti-heroes over whose unquestionable athletic greatness hangs a permanent caveat, flawed geniuses like Kobe Bryant.
In among his team of hard-nuts, wise-asses, muggers, brawlers and flawed geniuses, Hussey, sweetly, was the self-styled Mr Cricket, that rarest of things in pro sport – an enthusiast.
Yet, in contrast to George Best, Alex Higgins and Paul Gascoigne, equally flawed geniuses from other sports, Botham never quite lost his heroic status – a considerable achievement in an age when sections of the media habitually follow the rules of classical Greek drama.
