Sentence examples for geniuses to which from inspiring English sources
In other ways, though, "The Jensen Project" is more like a Syfy or Disney Channel production: the premise of a secretive colony of geniuses to which a married couple (Ms. Martin and Brady Smith) once belonged and have now been called back, and the prominence of a pair of disobedient teenagers (Justin Kelly and the sultry Alyssa Diaz) who help save the day.
But trivial gossip dims beside the genius to which this exhibition paid righteous homage.
True, McCartney may very well represent the very kind of creative genius to which Apple Computer seeks to market its computers and "digital lifestyle" products like the iPod.
My son is a -- genius.' " To which Chris responds: "Be careful what you wish for, especially if your father is in a coma and you wish for him to be ironic when he wakes up from it".
You don't have to be a genius to decide which camp is the better one to be in.
"I glanced at him: it didn't take a genius to see which team he batted for, and anyway, even though chocolate was available, he had ordered strawberry".
That means any policy decision he promotes could, for better or worse, affect the family business and it doesn't take a genius to know which of those options he's likely to choose.
The line between madness and genius; the degree to which we resemble our parents; the difficulty of ever really proving the relationships that exist between two objects, mathematical or otherwise.
The point isn't to chide Murray (any more than Bazin, or Barthes, or other writers whose taste seems determined by their ideas); genius has its prerogatives, to which revulsions are as crucial as enthusiasms.
As before 2003, Rembrandt's masterpiece has the feel of an altar to Dutch genius at which the world is invited to worship.
I contend that if we are confused about diet and health, it's the endless parade of self-proclaimed renegade geniuses perceiving the iconoclastic truth to which the rest of us mere mortals are blind who have made us so.
