Sentence examples for genetic genius from inspiring English sources

But I think we are all born with some genetic genius, maybe passed down from our great, great ancestors.

With his three partners now destroyed by explosive bullets, the silver-blonde replicant Roy Batty Rutger Hauerr) succeeds in finding his way to Tyrell himself, the master of the Tyrell Corporation and the genetic engineering genius who actually designed him.

Choosing from among hundreds of early-stage preimplanted embryos significantly increases the probability that genetic outliers — geniuses in one form or another, people with extraordinary skills — could be selected.

"The Bone Violin" touches upon genetic predetermination -- of genius or just plain "designer children" as well as the manufacturing of miracles ("countless incipient Mozarts").

Lewis Terman extended such approaches in his five-volume "Genetic studies of the genius" in 1921 (Kaufman and Sternberg 2010).

In other words, it wasn't just genetic, wasn't just that genius was born into some people who happen to have penises and not born into people who have breasts and vaginas.

Chopin experts want to carry out genetic testing to establish whether the sickly genius died at 39 of tuberculosis, as is generally believed.

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In A View to a Kill, Zorin is a psychopathic genius, the product of a Nazi genetic experiment.

The Greek and Roman definitions of genius as a guardian spirit included genetic elements and were progressively associated with various aspects of creativity: It was seen as an illustrious creative power that could be passed to descendants.

The main protagonist of the book is Cia Vale, the genius daughter of one of the top genetic engineers who works to produce new, more enduring variations of plants that are able to survive in the irradiated and poisoned earth.