Sentence examples for sporting genius from inspiring English sources

It is pointless asking him, or any other sporting genius, how he does what he does.

If the mark of sporting genius is to strike hardest when it's least expected, here, surely, was proof of genius.

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Brand Republic, a British Web site about marketing, called it "a game-changing stroke of marketing and sporting genius," saying few other brands had achieved so much return on their sponsorship investment, especially in relatively low-profile sports like cycling.

"Well, we are not sure," comes the diplomat's apparently less than diplomatic response, suggesting whispers of Kim's sporting genius have yet to percolate down to his dominion's more suburban outposts.

Such is the meagre legacy of Matthias Sindelar - one of the world's greatest footballers, the Pelé of the inter-war years, a sporting genius who not only kicked the game into the modern era, but comprehensively snubbed Hitler en route.

The country has produced maverick sporting geniuses before, but there are no stars in this squad.

Although to be fair, Gayle's talent undercuts itself on these occasions: he is the most brilliantly unhurried of sporting geniuses, a man whose basic skill is geared to making the very hard look very easy, thereby opening himself up to charges of doing something that is simply very easy.

"Sporting geniuses like Sachin are rare phenomenons and we are privileged to have seen him in action.

International Cricket Council chief executive David Richardson paid tribute to the man known as the Little Master, saying: "Sporting geniuses like Sachin are rare phenomenons and we are privileged to have seen him in action".

March 2007 Is there a formula for sports genius?