Sentence examples for produce genius from inspiring English sources

You have to produce genius offspring.

The country had every bit of God-given energy and talent and latent conviction that it needed to produce genius, he believed, but too much kowtowing to society and the approval of elders had tamed his fellows of their natural gifts (the "aboriginal Self," he called it) and sapped them of their courage.

Rousseau, Kant, and Schopenhauer all declared that women possess characters and mentalities too weak to produce genius.

So why were we unable to produce geniuses of our own?

In contrast to those outspoken metropoles, Sheffield has always been happier toiling away quietly, consistently producing genius work, but never boasting.

As a unit, they produced genius-level work and were four intelligent, charismatic but self-effacing artists.

He is probably the last remaining star of an immigrant American theater that produced geniuses in all aspects of the performing arts.

But if he wants to take a short cut he should study music with Beecham, whose intense musical feeling allied to the boy's intense musical ability would produce a genius such as has seldom been heard.

The father of the neo-Classic re-revival in New York produced a genius diatribe of howlingly funny comparison spreads of vintage and contemporary architecture, deftly skewering the modernist agenda.

On the subject of why English football doesn't produce outright geniuses, he is surprisingly unsentimental about Paul Gascoigne, one of English football's great lost talents and his fellow breakout star of Italia 90.

QUESTION FROM WILLIAM: You write in Outliers about how the specific time period of the 60s and 70s made for a ripe environment to produce computer geniuses like Bill Joy and Bill Gates.