Sentence examples for qualities of genius from inspiring English sources
They become so blinded by adoration they manage to convince themselves their child has qualities of genius.
The 43-year-old West Point graduate possessed many qualities of genius: erudite, animated and indefatigable, he could also be intolerant and mercurial.
Einstein had the elusive qualities of genius, which included that intuition and imagination that allowed him to think differently (or, as Mr. Jobs's ads said, to Think Different).
They become so blinded by adoration they manage to convince themselves their child has qualities of genius.' Dahl gazumps the book that was supposed to change my literary life, Margaret Atwood's A Handmaid's Tale, thrown out of the window at school and later dunked in the fire for good measure.
Morris described his mixed feelings toward his deceased friend by stating that he had "some of the very greatest qualities of genius, most of them indeed; what a great man he would have been but for the arrogant misanthropy which marred his work, and killed him before his time".
One quality of genius she does, however, possess.
I think they all have that elemental, irreducible, alchemical quality of genius.
In England, it was praised by publications as disparate as Nature ("rigorous and imaginative") and the Observer, where the author Geoff Dyer called it "stunningly original" and saw in it "the unaccountable, jaw-dropping quality of genius".
Hence the disreputable allure of Péladan, who dared to speak aloud what usually remains implicit in the aesthetic sphere: belief in the artist's alchemical power, in the godlike nature of creation, in the oracular quality of genius.
But as a man who can create figures, intricate, unpredictable, constantly varied and yet simple, seemingly effortless... he brings the strange high quality of genius to one of the baser and more common arts".
"I may say that only three times in my life have I met a genius," Stein has Toklas say of their first meeting, "and each time a bell within me rang and I was not mistaken, and I may say in each case it was before there was any general recognition of the quality of genius in them.
