Sentence examples for surprising genius from inspiring English sources

That Lachenmann, in his finest works, can make his collection of instrumental scrapes, sighs, and screams into a singing whole is not surprising; genius can turn its hand to any kind of material, as Boulez, Carter, and Ligeti proved with their highly individual explorations of full chromatic saturation.

Nevertheless, Rossi complained that Handel hardly gave him time to write: "To my great wonder I saw an entire Opera set to music by that surprising genius, with the greatest degree of perfection, in two weeks".

This unpretentious comic tale of a youngster's growing relationship with a long-absent father has a surprising rhythmic genius: joy juxtaposed with humiliation, silliness with sadness, fantasy with reality, and none of it formulaic.

Guilty Feminist Deborah FrandeSofiete and Sofie Hagen are hilarious, irreverent, eternally surprising, classy as hell, genius comedians.

According to Deryabin, there was also a more profound obstacle – Russia's surprising indifference to the genius behind War and Peace, Tolstoy's contrapuntal saga set during the years of Napoleon's wars in Europe and his invasion of Russia.

Ms. Prince's designs range from unitards in brilliant reds, yellows and greens to short dresses in bold grape purple and dully iridescent dark grays and light golds, costumes whose small surprising details define her genius.

Bach allows us to run before, and his resolutions, as per Aristotle, are as inevitable (as they must be, given the strictures of Western compositional form) and surprising as his elaborate genius.

So it's not surprising that the boy geniuses would be proposed as peers and role models for Prince bin Salman and Kushner.

A surprising number of these tiny geniuses are still at it today.

Nor should it be surprising that Turing was not a genius crossword setter.

One of our most surprising and intriguing findings is that Genius can be shared.