Sentence examples for inspired genius from inspiring English sources

No matter what piece of racist or idiotic nonsense he spouted, the networks and cable news presented it as inspired genius.

Are we really too busy doing dishes to participate in an activity that is so good it has inspired genius (that saucy Shakespeare) and changed history (Okay, Helen of Troy, we get it. You were super hot)?

He can lie, manipulate and con people with inspired genius, especially in the service of a noble cause such as playing hooky.

At the beginning of the 20th century Rodin was famous throughout the world and long had been revered as a modern-day Michelangelo, a titan of sculpture, an incarnation of the power of inspired genius.

In the resulting masterpiece, Saint Joan (performed 1923), the Maid is treated not only as a Roman Catholic saint and martyr but as a combination of practical mystic, heretical saint, and inspired genius.

"He can lie, manipulate and con people with inspired genius, especially in the service of a noble cause such as playing hooky," Nina Darnton wrote of the Bueller character in a less-than-admiring New York Times review.

Numenius believes that the truths given to us by philosophy have a status like that claimed for the scriptures by revealed religions: they are the revelation of logos (reason) in which all nations have a share (frs. 1a, 1b) but which only certain inspired geniuses could articulate properly and explain for the first time.

It wasn't hard to see how this was a cookie that could inspire genius.

TV has been inspired to genius by the subject.

Kelly, in her mid-twenties, had already won an Oscar and inspired a genius; what was left?

The supreme quality of their supple, sensitive, elegant arts may be the scariest thing about them, because it testifies that a civilization based on slaughter steadied and inspired human genius.