Sentence examples for innate genius from inspiring English sources
The idea was that Allison had the innate genius to magic back the golden years.
His innate genius is worn so lightly it is always intoxicating.
If these songs don't convince you of Sinatra's innate genius, then nothing ever will.
America did not come by that power through its own innate genius.
This tolerance is not regarded as a work of progress but as an enduring expression of Britain's innate genius.
But Howe, known to friends as the Diva, had an innate genius that was stifled by marriage.
The legend of Toussaint Louverture is that of an illiterate slave whose innate military genius enabled the….
These shifts were not a result of the innate liberal genius of the young or the inevitable influence of time and tide.
The legend of Toussaint Louverture is that of an illiterate slave whose innate military genius enabled the overthrow of the slave system on Saint Domingue, and the rise of the Haitian republic, at the start of the nineteenth century.
Cooking a chicken breast over embers does not require some sort of mystical, innate caveman-like genius.
Success in some fields -- like physics, philosophy, and music composition -- are viewed by many, including the professionals themselves, as requiring an innate ability or genius, as opposed to requiring a talent that can be acquired and nurtured by hard work.
