Sentence examples for stable genius from inspiring English sources
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A canonical example is Donald Trump's January 6th tweet in which he insisted that he is a "very stable genius".
Then there was his tweet this past weekend, in response to Michael Wolff's new book, "Fire and Fury," about his status as "a very stable genius," which was almost self-nullifying: would a stable genius, or even a slightly wobbly, reasonably intelligent person, reveal his insecurities in such a manner?
Referring to the associates gathered in the Oval Office as "my Brain Trust," Trump said, "Every one of these people is a stable genius, and I am by far stabler and more geniuser than any of them".
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To think that a madman could be running the world's most powerful country, to think that the Commander-in-Chief would use Twitter to mouth off about whose nuclear button is bigger or to call himself a "very stable genius," verges on the impossible.
If the people around Trump are covering for him in that respect, they should put what they know before the public; if they don't, they might reflect on whether they have become captive to the idea that they themselves are essential, stable geniuses — and on how much of the nation's safety they are wagering on that notion.
So many hidden geniuses and stable geniuses in this administration, I bet all the tell-all books will be called "Genius" instead of "Fear" or "Fire and Fury" or "Absolute Terror" or "Utter Insanity" or "Holy Shit They're All Mad Racist Criminals".
How stable can a genius get? Trump couldn't find Gettysburg on a map.
American rider Steve Cauthen, who enjoyed six highly successful years as a stable jockey at Warren Place, labelled Cecil "a genius".
They're less inclined to tolerate creative "hijinks" -- stable mediocrity is more lucrative than unreliable genius.
