In endlessly seeking the genius superintendent, school boards are putting all their faith in the most transient part of the system.
Ryan's bluster was necessary to restore confidence and change the perception of a franchise whose charm had become its heat-seeking genius at finding innovative ways to bungle.
No, that's the glorious rent-seeking genius of our free-enterprise medical system, even after the socialist apparatchiks of the Obamacare regime got their grubby mitts on it.
A few disapproved of Delaroche's choice of painting, while others disapproved of Delaroche himself, saying, in some form, that he sought the genius of Napoleon, to no avail.
But naturalism has invested a huge amount of ingenuity, even genius, seeking scientifically responsible answers to these hardest of questions.
City Ballet, like every company, is desperately seeking the next genius to take ballet into the twenty-first century.
In business books, Jobs is presented as a visionary management guru; in Aaron Sorkin and Danny Boyle's recent film, he's cast in the stock role of a flawed genius seeking redemption.
This killer, he argues, is "a self-seeking genius liberated" by his disdain for traditional pieties and his pride in his own recklessness and ingenuity.
Similarly, he always stressed that he was not following fashion in art, but seeking the spark of genius that might develop later.
Cult genius seeks wider audience.
Eventually this bedroom genius sought out a band, Grand Central, which consisted of Prince, his cousin Charles Smith and neighbor Andre Anderson (who would later rename himself Andre Cymone), and who would rehearse in Andre's basement.
