It is architecture of the highest genius.
"Not only do I consider 'The Course of Empire' the work of the highest genius this country has ever produced, but I esteem it one of the noblest works of art that has ever been wrought," James Fenimore Cooper wrote in 1849.
In an 1842 review of Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Twice Told Tales," Edgar Allan Poe said that apart from poetry, the form most advantageous for the exertion of "highest genius" was the "short prose narrative," whose length he defined as taking "from a half-hour to one or two hours in its perusal".
As great an actor as he was, to me his highest genius was his spontaneous comedy.
Smart, engaging production is also important to me; for that there's no higher genius than Jon Brion to me.
Apple's sparse, largely cash-register free, mobile-checkout driven, high service, Genius Bar-outfitted stores are held up so often by industry pundits as a model of effective retailing that the example has almost becoming cliché.
But volunteering alone will not help us transform government into the high performance genius machine we need it to be.
While the brilliant talent was a high-tech genius, the new stars were being made in areas like sales, marketing and education.
Of all directors, Campion, I thought, stood a decent chance of paying due respect to his high-flying genius, while at the same time proving that he was someone who kept close to the ground.
The villain, Wesley Carver, turns out to be a warped high-tech genius working for a company that stores and protects data for law firms.
