Sentence examples for genius on display from inspiring English sources

This all goes back to one of the fundamental weirdnesses of writing and thinking about sports: all the blazing physical genius on display in the average NBA game does not in any way mean that the player on whom that genius was bestowed is even remotely an interesting person.

His habits, his obsessions, his versatility, and his genius are on display at every turn.

Put on display.

It seems few read the book in 1977; rather more were made aware of it in 2000, when Lost Roads republished a corrected and line-numbered version of the book; and with the book's much-needed 2008 reprinting, the scope and majesty of Stanford's genius is finally on display for that sizeable American and international audience one hopes is willing and able to receive it.

But that matters not a jot compared to the virtues of Silo – the imagination, the ambition, the skillful handling of purest-of-pure ingredients, the sheer genius that's on display here from the talented team.

If his great contribution to American political theory was improvised and even disingenuous, his true genius was put on display between 1789 and 1795 as America's premier economic thinker.

With geniuses like these on display, viewers in the heartland might be forgiven for thinking: "Is everyone in that city like this? Ugh; the rats can have it".

Like many others, I was late in realizing the simple genius of Andrew W.K. That brilliance will be on display as he performs, in its entirety, the strongest effort from his ouvre of party anthems I Get Wet.

Nature's genius has always been on display, but it has taken a "perfect storm" of public health crises, environmental losses and scientific gains for humans to pay attention with an eye towards self-improvement, says Janine Benyus, co-founder of Biomimicry 3.8, a combined non-profit institute and for-profit consulting group.

Nothing and nobody can fully explain the source of the emotional genius that has been everywhere on display.

It's fortunate that the cartoons on display are such instantly satisfying works of popular genius, because, despite its subject, "Herblock" shows how even an edifying talking-heads documentary bumps up against the limitations of the format.