Sentence examples for flowering of genius from inspiring English sources

Starr describes glittering cities and a flowering of genius.

She didn't think much of Hitchcock, either (at least, not of the films of the full flowering of his genius, those of the fifties and early sixties).

In particular, the sculpture dating from this short interregnum (c. 2100 bce) seems to represent some sort of posthumous flowering of Sumerian genius.

It is tempting to say was, given his alarmingly diminished displays for Manchester United of late, but I hold out for one late flowering of the genius that exploded on to the football canvas during his teenage years.

If all we had was IPL or Twenty20 we'd know that a Tendulkar was good, but we'd never know how good: we'd never get to see the full flowering of his genius.

Nobody ever suggested that it's the true flower of his genius.

But the full flowering of his subversive genius came with "The Cat in the Hat" (1957), inspired by lists of words children could be expected to read.

The division of household labor between the two women, with one doing everything and the other nothing, was another precondition for the flowering of Stein's genius.

What a contrast after that to retreat into the wilds of Kent, where "In th'end of [the] strem I am dul as ded".Yet out of that very quietness, Mr Strohm argues, came the flowering of Chaucer's genius.

The development of motion-picture sound brought about the full flowering of the team's genius.

The exhibition's curator, Javier Portús, sees this as a chance to witness the flowering of the artist's technical genius.