Sentence examples for indisputable genius from inspiring English sources

Great athletes turn out to be stunningly inarticulate, perhaps because real indisputable genius is so impossible to explain, even for someone as clever as Wallace.

Conn was viewed as hogging the glory, stealing the credit, or, according to the charitable construction my husband put on the situation, as a fairly talented but deeply insecure man envious of the indisputable genius of his erstwhile friend.

Indisputable geniuses like Sidney Stratton, Ned and Philip Brainard, Robert Campbell and Alexander Hartdegen.

He was a proud man, but also the most singular of all directors, an indisputable cinematic genius whose comparatively modest output of one book, Notes On The Cinematographer, one comic short, Les Affaires Publiques (1934) and 13 features made between 1943 and 1981 carry a weight and influence belied by the mere 20 hours of screen time.

The first pairs Shostakovich's "Leningrad" Symphony, an iconic Russian work, with the new Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello, and Bayan by Sofia Gubaidulina, the last indisputable compositional genius in a tradition that goes back to Mikhail Glinka, in the mid-nineteenth century.

Mayr's ideas about speciation are somewhat controversial, but his genius was indisputable, says Harvard's James Hanken.

But his genius at illustration is indisputable, as the drawings in this adorable show attest.

I'm no marketing expert, but it doesn't take a genius to see two indisputable things about the commercial environment.

Still, his indisputable legacy will be as a television genius rather than a music one.

By Macy Halford August 23, 2009 This indisputable fact is the impetus behind the genius blog Dissertation Haiku, which explains itself thus: Dissertations are long and boring.

This indisputable fact is the impetus behind the genius blog Dissertation Haiku, which explains itself thus: Dissertations are long and boring.