Sentence examples for reckless genius from inspiring English sources
She seems nervous; she's on her cell phone but ends the call when Black Movie Star Barbara (played with something akin to reckless genius by Perry) enters.
The book contains both snippets that confirm hunches one had about both man and music, and others that confound the stereotype of a wild, reckless genius who played himself into an early grave in 1970.
When the Black Widow says "I can't have kids", why couldn't Banner say, you know: "Underneath the nebbishness, I'm kind of a reckless super genius; forget the kids, let's have adventures instead?" Or when Banner says he's too dangerous to be around her, Black Widow could say: "Hey, I've fought alien armies to a standstill and saved the world – I'm really not afraid of one puny Hulk".
You don't get many stories of bands trashing hotel rooms, just being reckless musical geniuses.
Hamilton's problem, as Chernow perceives it, was not a sleekit propensity to conspire, but the opposite: an impulsive and reckless frankness that verged on "a genius for the self-inflicted wound".
Marcel Breuer, one of his collaborators, described Nervi's participation in the project as "a continuous search for a system: a system of geometric rhythm," and later he said of him: "If there is a notion that arrogance and reckless irresponsibility are the very attributes of genius, a notion that to be a genius means not to be quite human, there is Nervi to disprove this notion".
He understood that artistic genius was a powerful gift, which led to a reckless ego; he actively compensated for that gift through penance and expiation, self-sacrifice and giving.
"As an IT guy [Assange] is a genius… as a journalist he's an amateur… and a reckless amateur".
Lewis is an artistic genius of visual and scenographic inventiveness, comic fury, technical originality, and philosophical perspective; but he's also a furious, reckless, regressive, id-plumbing revealer of the depths of his character by way of demands on his body.
