Sentence examples for talented genius from inspiring English sources

"That record was set by an incredibly talented genius.

Like the talented genius in a family, our race can do almost anything it pleases, from wreaking unimaginable destruction to preserving for whatever eternity may mean the beauty we find around us.

The talented genius or luminary cannot hide their gift, nor should they; art belongs to the world, not an individual.

"I would hate to think somewhere down the line that the game would be so strategically planned that people would almost deny people who are genuinely talented geniuses the right to express themselves.

You see, when you're a genius, you can hire people who aren't as talented, and your genius rubs off on them so that all of your fund managers trade as well as you do and produce double digit returns.

And a David Marticle-penned VultitledrticlEveryone "Everyone Is Saying Prince Was a Genius—Here's Why" begins with the mammoth statement, "It's a given that Prince was almost inarguably the most purely talented pop star of all time".

He's either a talented, prolific genius or an egotist with mental health issues, depending on how you see it.

Maybe not a genius, but certainly talented and hardworking.

About a dancer at the Moulin Rouge whom Toulouse-Lautrec drew, he writes: "He made her live, and presents her in all her charm and folly: rambunctious, joyful, gobbling everything in sight, living for the hour, giving everything she had to give without thought for the morrow, talented, a kind of bohemian genius but also ignorant and stupid".

CEOs and top management might stay in the Golden State, but they increasingly send outside its borders all jobs that don't require access to the local market, genius scientists or talented entertainers.

"Ryan is an incredibly powerful, talented, mega-genius of a man," The Glee and Scream Queens star told The Hollywood Reporter.