Sentence examples for for its genius from inspiring English sources
"It is particularly remarkable that France be the first nation to be so honored for its genius in the arts of the table," Prime Minister François Fillon said in a statement.
While a reviewer for The Globe and Mail complained of "lots of big, colorful, one-dimensional characters and the endless rat-a-tat of wisecracks, good, bad and ugly," the blog Torontoist praised the play for its "genius dialogue" and "impeccable timing and some truly awe-inspiring one-liners".
The foundation works in secret all year, covertly choosing two dozen people for its "genius grants".
During the opening ceremonies of the Olympics, Apple aired three ads for its Genius Bar.
We let iTunes catalog our music libraries in exchange for its "Genius" recommendations.
A film like Dolphins will need years to be completely understood for its genius.
"The wounded IWW... seemed to lose all of its old dash, all of its genius for improvising guerrilla tactics," noted the historian Robert Tyler.
It has held me in its thrall for decades with its genius for modern design, displayed in textiles by Marimekko, ceramics by Arabia and glassware by Iittala, created by the likes of Kaj Franck, Timo Sarpaneva, Tapio Wirkkala, Alvar Aalto and Eliel Saarinen, to say nothing of those nifty orange-handled scissors made by Fiskars.
It's even on Traveler's world's best list for its creative genius: "Brooks does wild things with Dutch baby pancakes," says Ashlea Halpern.
He was born 150 years ago in Edinburgh, into a family of civil engineers, esteemed for its technological genius.
How and why that happened is a fascinating commentary of the nature of advanced capitalism and its genius for making consumers want whatever it has to sell.
