Sentence examples for genius led from inspiring English sources
The son of a Lutheran pastor, Nietzsche's genius led to his appointment as a professor of philology at the University of Basel in 1869 at the age of 24.
They duly lost the Ashes in England before a remarkable turnaround inspired by Mitchell Johnson's destructive bowling and Brad Haddin's nuggety genius led to a whitewash of England in the return series.
A serious prankster whose genius led him down some dark roads, John Fahey's made music without words on a six-string guitar, music so brimful of ideas and invention, so steady and sure-footed, that it seems to evoke the entire history of popular music, and yet suggest some place beyond it, a place both real and mythical, timeless and resonant.
Soon he incurred the wrath of Steve Jobs, as import genius led press to the fact that Apple was shipping crates of the as-yet-unannounced iPhone 3G from China.
Consider the end of "Three Trees," in which Bang's fondness for writing about art — in this case, the animated movie "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" — leads to an unexpectedly raw note: The day is dragged here and there but still can't be saved.
Remember how he made you feel: you probably didn't know what bizzare mathematics or slight of hand genius lead him to your card, but neither did you care.
Author of Unleashing Genius: Leading Yourself, Teams and Corporations
Richard Feynman, the renowned physicist, scored 125 — respectable, yes, but hardly what you'd expect from the subject of a biography titled "Genius," and too low to qualify for a study of young geniuses led by Stanford University psychologist William Terman.
Mike Ragogna: Hey, it's Wayne Coyne -- master genius, lead vocalist, and experimenteur of The Flaming Lips.
That single stroke of genius has led us to this election result and we should have seen it coming.
We can lament that he failed to oppose unjust features of his society while still celebrating the genius that led to the creation of the Rhodes scholarships.
