Sentence examples for specific genius from inspiring English sources

Each work is a magic trick whose ultimate charm is its transparency: you see the visual beauty, then the specific genius of the structure and the natural laws exploited.

I knew Ric Menello from screenings, and knew of his collaboration with James Gray (though not its particulars), but knew nothing of his life, his specific genius, or his troubles.

But Manguel's long career as a book lover (which spans more time than his career as a book writer) has given him a generous understanding of the specific genius readers bring to this encounter as well.

The highly-detailed, uber-specific genius of film director Wes Anderson.

But a closer look reveals the unique, culturally specific creative genius of its black users, a loosely connected community more similar to its "Black Twitter" and "Black Tumblr" counterparts than to Facebook.

A double-edged comment, to be sure; yet it argues, perhaps not meaning to, for a genius specific to Boswell.

One question for the future of the service is whether it can thrive across content types with a name as specific as Rap Genius.

Along with the specifics of their genius, "The Dumb Girl of Portici" is a welcome reminder that the history of cinema still belongs to the future.

Each of us has a divinely-assigned mission to make maximum use of a specific skill, talent or genius that fulfills our purpose/promise and raises the level of all mankind!

As Fallingwater demonstrates, Wright's genius was always specific, but also always lively, always daring.

Since a Nobel Prize, unlike an American Award, is not a recognition of immediate achievement, but of lasting genius in a specific field of study, the fact that dozens of Nobels have been won by Californians over the years is especially impressive.