Sentence examples for forms of genius from inspiring English sources

And, as architects can have a very high opinion of the importance of their work, their exhibits can collectively resemble a set of competing pitches in the trading of rival forms of genius.

In truth, it is probably a form of genius.

Distilling personality types, not to mention cultural zeitgeists, into catchphrases this pithy is a form of genius.

There is a form of genius at work here.

Look inside yourself and try and identify where you might cultivate your own form of genius.

But Jack Chick also had a really peculiar form of genius, which shouldn't ever be understated.

Braddock then suggests that this "in itself is also a form of genius, the genius of the system.

In their own ways, Epstein and Martin afforded the Beatles with the signal ingredient in their future success when they were able to glimpse the band mates' peculiar form of genius that had, for the most part, gone unrecognized.

They say the guide, which started in the early 1900s as a pamphlet for journeying motorists and grew into the defining gastronomic reference book of the 20th century, is stuck in the past and too snobbish to recognise new forms of culinary genius.

(You know, that strain of genius that's the exact opposite of genius).

As with Maria Callas, the act of re-creation became a form of creative genius.