Sentence examples for genius at the from inspiring English sources

He was a genius at the game.

This seemed like a stroke of genius at the time.

Larkin particularly admired Conquest's genius at the intricacies of the form.

Milton placed his literary genius at the service of Cromwell's commonwealth, becoming secretary for foreign tongues.

Turing's prosecution for homosexuality led to the death of a true genius at the age of only 41 in 1954.

I'm so tired of hearing people talk about Apple as the great success, the genius at the top.

The frenzy of the photographers is genius at the Met Ball as they all scramble to get the shot.

"In his defense, people thought he was a genius at the time," one Pritzker associate said of Mr. Dworman.

Former Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher was declared a godlike genius at the NME Awards on Wednesday night.

This is the mythic riddle posed to every physical genius at the end of his run: Can you exist without the thing that has created you?

He was a good trader, though not a great one; his genius at the time was for friendships and social connections.