Sentence examples for good genius from inspiring English sources

Richardson attacks the film "Surviving Picasso," but he is telling the same story in reverse: Picasso as good genius instead of evil.

The Greek word eudaimonia means literally "the state of having a good indwelling spirit, a good genius"; and "happiness" is not at all an adequate translation of this word.

Also present are Professor Xavier Patrick Stewartthe the good genius who is confined to a wheelchair, and Magneto (Ian McKellen), the naughty genius who was confined to a "plastic prison" at the end of the first film.

Zambaccian portrayed him as one "created from a mold in which the evil and the good genius were present in equal measure.

In a letter to Benjamin Robert Haydon he asked, "I remember you saying that you had notions of a good Genius presiding over you - I have of late had the same thought...Is it too daring to fancy Shakespeare this presider?" Let us stop, marvel at and give thanks for this arrogance.

"Then, the Saigonese made things interesting," said Andrea Nguyen, a writer and food historian, referring to the riot of garnishes that lifts the sandwich from good to genius.

Good thing genius Les Knight has single-handedly discovered a solution to humans turning the earth into a giant floating, dried-up booger.

"Genius is rare enough, but a good-hearted genius is rarer still," former President Bill Clinton was saying on Tuesday.

All well and good, but legacy genius doesn't flush the toilets.

Once the math professor goes searching for the shy genius, "Good Will Hunting" flirts with narrative danger.

Stay outside it, at a distance of about one hundred yards, and you will absorb all its audacity, magic, good humour and genius.