Sentence examples for through genius from inspiring English sources
None remotely anticipates Leonardo, who through genius of portraiture and gesture dramatizes a single sharp, specific moment.
The sources include such books as "Journey Through Genius" by William Dunham, "Fermat's Enigma" by Simon Singh and Science.
Berenson's is one of the great stories of modern self-invention: an impoverished Lithuanian shtetl Jew, born Bernhard Valvrojenski, who remade himself, through genius bolstered by dissimulation, including the adoption of fashionable anti-Semitic attitudes, into the beau ideal of an expatriate New England gentleman and polymath.
The idea that you can govern a company through genius leaders, genius followers, and as few rules as possible is at the heart of "How Google Works"; but, over the long haul, it isn't how Google will be able to work.
In addition to Sesame Workshop, the donors include Ms. Cooney's husband, Peter G. Peterson, the chairman and a founder of the private equity firm the Blackstone Group, and the movie executive Harvey Weinstein, through Genius Products, a home entertainment company that distributes "Sesame Street" DVDs and is part-owned by the Weinstein Company.
Prince Albert inscribed (in German), a libretto for the oratorio Elijah in 1847: To the noble artist who, surrounded by the Baal-worship of false art, has been able, like a second Elijah, through genius and study, to remain true to the service of true art.
Each fought his way through life — and through his genius — as if no one had ever fought before".
Through the genius of their makers and the boldness of their designs, they are themselves self-conscious.
Kempton's means of deflation or priase was through the genius of his sentences, the wry surprise at the end of the syntactic snake.
He recognized the significance of the debate: in the wake of Napoleon, Hegel had announced a philosophy of history in which each country contributed through its genius to the development of the World Spirit.
The Parthenon sculptures enshrine the point where the human melds with the divine, where, through the genius of mind and hand, stone is smoothed into the rippling of flesh, spirit and motion.
