Sentence examples for men of genius from inspiring English sources
Napoleon claimed that "all men of genius are French" and looted masterpieces for the Louvre wherever his armies went.
Far from being domestically inept, she was, in addition to her talents as a journalist, novelist, muse and consort to men of genius, skilled in the kitchen.
Macaulay's exceptional gifts of mind were never, as they have been for many men of genius, a source of calamity or mental anguish.
Especially in their early years, men of genius often find it difficult, if not impossible, to believe that the extraordinary gifts they possess are really theirs.
It may be added that critics of The Way and the Word are unlikely to cane it for ignoring the personal contributions of men of genius.
"It was brought home to me," he said, very slowly, "very forcibly and vividly... the limitations by which men of genius... purchase their ascendancy... over mankind".
He was an eccentric, to be sure, but also a passionate man of genius.
If that ice-cold man of genius was also weeping, then the play was indisputably nonpareil.
Perhaps it originated with one of his back writers who doubled as a man of genius.
Ossie was a man of genius and principle who always did the right thing.
"A man of genius makes no mistakes," Stephen Dedalus says in "Ulysses".
