Sentence examples for greater genius from inspiring English sources

A question left in Money Mayweather's inbox, meanwhile, on behalf of all boxing fans – does he consider he has a greater genius for boxing, or for making money?

And in Britain, some have inevitably asked, "Why the fuss?" This was, they say, a minor master working on a local scale and overwhelmed by the greater genius of the younger Benjamin Britten, with which he couldn't compete; hence his retreat from England to a lazy exile in the Bay of Naples.

"Einstein is synonymous with genius in this country, while many greater geniuses aren't famous at all.

Simon McBurney is "a great genius".

Mozart was the greatest genius.

His fraudulence was his greatest genius.

Discretion means Freireich, the great genius, growling "Do it".

Your artist may turn out to be great genius (it's always possible).

Well, you could waggishly say the opposite of Berlioz: he had great genius but no talent.

Vazha-Pshavela (pseudonym of Luka Razikashvili) is modern Georgia's greatest genius.

This was arguably his greatest genius, and he fostered legions of designers.