Sentence examples for genius pupil from inspiring English sources
Anthony Gottlieb, writing in the magazine this week on Alexander Waugh's "The House of Wittgenstein: A Family at War," relates an amusing anecdote about the famously ascetic Ludwig: when he was a student at Cambridge in the nineteen-tens, his tutor, Bertrand Russell, was worried that his "genius" pupil was suicidal, and wrote to his mistress, Lady Ottoline Morrell.
Oman found Warwick a traditional strategist, "not attaining the heights of military genius displayed by his pupil Edward".
Colleagues and pupils described him as a "legend" with a genius for innovative teaching, outstanding pastoral work and inventive drama.
New Zealand prime minister John Key was asked by a pupil: "Do politicians have to be good liars?" It is a genius question with no right answer.
But the excitement she experienced when her new pupil played for her belonged to the present, was fresh and new and intense: never before had she sensed genius in a child.
