Sentence examples for sudden genius from inspiring English sources
Despite the frustrations of seeking the causes of exceptional creativity, Sudden Genius? has virtues that make it a useful complement to Where Good Ideas Come From.
In a metaphor for the cruel unpredictability of the artistic process – and the sudden flashes of genius that can disappear as quickly as they come – Frank is left floundering.
For an app that's really just a value-add service for Squarespace's main business, this is a really well-thought out and executed piece of mobile software, and a handy replacement for the age-old trick of emailing yourself anytime you're struck by a sudden flash of genius.
And it seems logical that works by old masters act like stable blue-chip stocks, while contemporary art functions like growth stocks: volatile but with a sudden capacity to crown genius and create fortune.
In describing mid-19th-century Cleveland, Mr. Chandler rather runs away with himself; as an example of "the sudden eruption of multiple genius at a specific time and place," it reminds him, among other equally striking precedents, of Periclean Athens and Florence under the Medici.
Society's notion of the brilliant innovator, the solitary genius with a sudden flash of creative insights is hard to shake.
And all of a sudden she became this computer genius".
When we say travel makes you "smarter," we don't mean you're all of a sudden going to become a genius.
McVeagh makes the point that, because these works of the 1890s were for many years little known (and performances remain rare), the mastery of his first great success, the Enigma Variations, appeared to be a sudden transformation from mediocrity to genius, but in fact his orchestral skills had been building up throughout the decade.
A genius is like a sudden mutation.
