Sentence examples for literary genius from inspiring English sources

He was a political and literary genius.

Her literary genius, like her personality, had many facets.

The twentieth century brought untold literary genius to the West.

Douglas Adams, in my eyes, is a literary genius.

The general equation implied: agonized, unhappy childhood plus introverted kid with good memory equals literary genius.

And he writes with real enthusiasm, if not with Fallowsian literary genius.

Instead, he embarked on a biography of an eccentric literary genius, H.G. Wells.

I envied him his artistic gift almost more than I admired him for his literary genius.

In appraising Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.

Neither overwhelming passion nor literary genius seems quite within his range.

Someone else is a literary genius with some serious math comprehension problems.