Sentence examples for genius for someone from inspiring English sources
It's genius for someone in 1610 to say that; it's how a 21st-century physicist would operate.
She was a social realist, like Dreiser, with the lyricism and storytelling genius of someone like Isak Dinesen.
Great athletes turn out to be stunningly inarticulate, perhaps because real indisputable genius is so impossible to explain, even for someone as clever as Wallace.
All the bad stuff — personal sins, flaws, nasty tempers — gets folded into the messiness of genius; genius becomes someone's sole reason for having been.
He played, Erica said, with "great passion, great brio," and, if not with genius, at least with creditable skill — an astounding feat for someone with virtually no musical background who, at forty-two, had taught himself to play.
Instead, I was waiting for someone I'd been told frequented the baths, someone who was said to be a genius and a paranoid obsessive, the greatest chess player who ever lived and an obnoxious crackpot.
"A genius is someone we all agree on is a genius," he adds.
Sometimes we think of the genius as someone extremely knowledgeable, but that definition also falls short.
Look for someone supportive.
Making excuses for someone.
