Sentence examples for genius stand from inspiring English sources

According to historian George Trevelyan, Macaulay "instinctively desired to make Marlborough's genius stand out bright against the background of his villainy".

The anonymous performance artists don't speak to press (or anyone), but their premise is genius: stand in front of them for five minutes, and they will type out a fair and honest appraisal of your appearance that's usually stunningly accurate.

Even worse, I wanted to start this week by mentioning a book I've just finished reading, about a genius stand-up performer of the 50s and 60s.

The genius stood in the Bloomberg courtyard after having his picture taken with the film's star.

There is always a danger, after a writer's early death, particularly when suicide is mentioned, that impertinent biographical questions - the how and the why - will overwhelm aesthetic ones; that the mythical figure of the tortured Romantic genius will stand in front of our proper relationship to the work.

On that note, here is an excerpt from the official court ruling listing just some of the individuals who have dedicated their time, energy, and genius to stand up for Freedom of Speech and Intellectual Freedom.

Joy herself isn't charming but charmed — she's a sort of secret genius who stands out for her character even when it stands far ahead of her accomplishments, a prodigy (albeit of untapped talents).

Joy herself isn't charming but charmed she's a sort of secret genius who stands out for her character even when it stands far ahead of her accomplishments, a prodigy (albeit of untapped talents).

But every genius has stood on the shoulders of prior greatness.

Dear Authorized Biographer, If you are reading this then you already know: My legacy as a once-in-a-generation literary genius has stood the test of time.

Maier is today considered a genius whose photographs stand comparison with names such as Diane Arbus and Robert Frank.