Sentence examples for genius skilled from inspiring English sources

Far from being domestically inept, she was, in addition to her talents as a journalist, novelist, muse and consort to men of genius, skilled in the kitchen.

Being a genius and highly skilled is only half the fun.

Geniuses or merely skilled pests?

(13) Herder holds that the preferred "accommodating" sort of translation requires the translator to be in a sense a "creative genius," i.e. skilled and creative enough to satisfy the heavy demands which this sort of translation imposes on him, in particular creative enough to invent the needed novel conceptual and musical forms in the target language.

He reported that recently, after helping him with a problem on his MacAir, a MAC genius (the most highly skilled MAC technical support staff) told him she was trained by MOUSE and thanked him.

One is they are the product of a genius marketing mind, diabolically skilled at the art of diversion and distraction, cleverly timed to gaslight Americans into ignoring the really horrible things he's doing.

Young contended that Landis's lawyers kept changing their strategy during the hearing, scrapped part of their defense, and accused the Paris lab technicians of being both "incompetent on the one hand and skilled evil geniuses on the other".

Far from demonstrating that Trump is a "genius" or a "highly-skilled businessman," the 1995 returns confirm what longtime observers have known for years: earlier in his career, at least, Trump was a terrible businessman.

But she's ethical, fierce and loyal, and we find out as Queenie does that she's a skilled pilot and a genius mechanic.

He has been a charmer of wills, a genius restricting human rights and a skilled international maneuverer, as much as a failure guiding the economy.

A highly skilled animator and creative genius, he suffered a severe allergic reaction during a simple medical procedure and remained comatose before dying of his condition.