Sentence examples for intellectual genius from inspiring English sources

What it might illuminate is the peculiar nature of his intellectual genius.

Freud went this route in his study of Leonardo: his illegitimacy, the need to solve the mystery of his paternity, was what propelled his artistic and intellectual genius.

These tricks of the trade, born of artistic and intellectual genius, can prove somewhat challenging to the layperson to recall and pronounce.

Fleet Street had found its very own intellectual genius, one who called himself an existentialist, with a turtle-neck and brainy specs to boot.

The temptation is to treat physical genius in the same way that we treat intellectual genius — to think of it as something that can be ascribed to a single factor, a physical version of I.Q.

This model, which finally saw off the waves of communism and fascism, needed the intellectual genius of a John Maynard Keynes, the policy know-how of people like William Beveridge and the political skill of people like Clement Attlee.

He sounds a shrill alarm: "We are right at this moment annihilating melancholia," he declares, which will deprive us of the creativity, genius and intellectual brilliance that come from this gloom.

But in 1888, when Nietzsche, tumbling into insanity, wrote work such as Ecce Homo is his intellectual grandiosity genius or possibly the disease talking?

In college, those same kids are "intellectuals and geniuses who have their lives together".

-- The intellectual and academic genius of the Africana Studies and Research Center ASRCC) at Cornell University was fully evident in a brilliant display of scholarship and celebration April 29.

Prime Minister Bruce Golding of Jamaica called Mr. Nettleford "an intellectual and creative genius" whose "contribution to shaping and projecting the cultural landscape of the entire Caribbean region are unquestionable".