Sentence examples for inspiring genius from inspiring English sources

It is a very touching, fitting rest place for this strange, irritating, inspiring genius.

What thanks will you get for inspiring genius, I hear you ask? Surely calling one of the Economist's top 10 most liveable cities home, is thanks enough?

While its critics see a failed utopian experiment that further separates the haves and have-nots, its admirers point to the inspiring genius of Niemeyer, who designed over 25 of the city's major buildings.

Of the "affable familiar ghost" found in line nine, Duncan-Jones writes: "The phrase seems to carry an allusion to some well-known relationship between a poet and his Muse or inspiring genius, such as Chapman's with the spirit of Homer".

Pronovost is routinely described by colleagues as "brilliant," "inspiring," a "genius".

Liza has a genius for inspiring love in other people.

But he had Jacklin's backing – and even though the captain always led with his stars, he had a genius for inspiring his lesser lights when their moment came.

He was a complicated person, a proudly opinionated genius frequently inspiring and occasionally controversial — anything but ordinary.

And while one could be rigid and find the beauty part in the according appointments, wellness in the opening and closing rituals, and wisdom in the inspiring morning talks, the genius of flexibility extends these three epicenters into a triangle of treasures.

Some are deemed geniuses, others inspiring leaders, while others are labelled incompetent buffoons.

So much I didn't know about the European history of my own times, told with genius, awe-inspiring breadth of knowledge and those occasional idiosyncrasies of belief or opinion that make the very best historical reading.