Sentence examples for genius to be from inspiring English sources
A president doesn't need to be a genius to be successful, if he has strong convictions relevant to his times.
HIs performance proves that it takes a certain kind of genius to be Rodney Dangerfield or Danny McBride.
"It's a sign of great genius to be able to do that with a bunch of words and a bunch of notes".
"It is a gross injustice for this genius to be depicted as a strident, shallow misogynist in some Off Broadway play," Mr. Benjamin said.
It takes a special kind of genius to be able to recreate such convincing early 19th-century prose so fast and with such elegance.
In this narrative profits are the fruit of executive genius, to be offshored, rather than of a collective effort, to be equitably shared.
There is a certain amount of genius to being the lucky recipient of all those circumstances.
IT was once a wry joke that the military was designed by geniuses to be run by idiots.
Surely the eccentricities of genius were to be smiled upon.
Emily Gould, Dr. Gould's daughter, said his genius was to be able to reinvent himself.
"Genius deserves to be brought back to earth," says Linklater.
