Sentence examples for potential genius from inspiring English sources
David Lapaine's Eilert Loevborg also conveys the contradictions of a potential genius flawed by his own instability.
Well, it could make the difference between average and below average intelligence requiring remedial education or it could mean a potential genius is just very bright.
Instead, his potential genius was never really explored — at least, Manny never got asked much about it — and all his quirks were simply lumped into the phrase "Manny Being Manny," a catchall for the good, bad, and ugly.
Ramanujan was a humble clerk making all of £20 a year in India in 1913 when he sent a letter to Hardy, already a renowned mathematics lecturer at Cambridge, which contained an astonishing series of theorems that revealed him to be a potential genius.
After all, a day without political consultants being heralded in the media for their potential genius is like a day without sunshine.
Pelaez's approach could be best characterized by art theorist and author Anton Ehrenzweig, who wrote, "Every student deserves to be treated as a potential genius".
But Salinger's characters are young, their potential and genius still unrealized.
Jos Buttler, potential batting genius and athletic wicketkeeper with the sharpest reflexes, has staked an early claim to a berth in the Test team which may prove irresistible.
Mr Benigni is a potential comic genius; but this latest romp, in which he plays a Jewish father managing to persuade his son that a Nazi labour camp is a jolly holiday, is in the kind of implausible bad taste that only Mel Brooks seems able to exploit.The jury passed over several hallowed veterans of art-house films.
Except that he is, if you happen to be the kind of person who searches for potential pop geniuses.
How did Miss McCormack nod when her potential cello-playing genius had stilled his bow?
