Sentence examples for realistic genius from inspiring English sources

But, in fact, there is a marvellous, implied center to this novel's style — or perhaps current would be a better word than center: underneath the formal experimentation runs a steady, clear, realistic genius.

And let's be realistic; geniuses are already ahead in the game, so, even if they don't fully realize their gift, they will probably do just fine in life.

This game engine provides a more flexible and robust development environment and enables more realistic visualization in GENIUS.

In the character sketches and humorous passages scattered throughout the book, Bunyan's genius for realistic observation prevents the conversion allegory from becoming too inward and obsessed.

The second season of Cosby's very first sitcom continued to deal with well-rounded characters in realistic predicaments with a genius comedic style that we would see much more of in coming years.

This was once a temple to art: in films from The Immigrant to The Gold Rush, Chaplin built on his balletic slapstick genius to create realistic, poetic visions of the modern world that fascinated the European avant garde as much as they delighted the box office.

Despite her genius for creating beautifully realistic televisual voices, Holzman wasn't able to sell a post-MSCL project about a female toy company executive.

And it's important for kids to see a realistic adult life because they always think they're geniuses.

Mercurio is a genius of procedural drama, whose work is rooted in realistic detail.

If you made a photo-realistic painting out of this you'd probably be considered a genius by somebody out there.

But Capaldi as this anti-hugger is a stroke of genius after the Smith flirting, and it means Clara can have the most realistic personal life since probably Donna, except for Danny's surname being Pink, which is just weird.