Sentence examples for towering genius from inspiring English sources
What's more, I am a towering genius of literary modernism.
"Towering genius disdains a beaten path," Lincoln once said, which limits what can be learned from his example.But not all Lincolnology is tosh.
The beginning of this tradition is obscure because most of the early samples were eclipsed by the brilliant 4th/3rd-century-bce compositions of the towering genius Qu Yuan, China's first known poet.
Not only was he a towering genius - he was a real gentleman.
Such incidents suggest relative neglect of a towering genius.
He was 54, and the towering genius of the British art world.
They soon discover that they are towering geniuses compared with the knuckle-draggers who inhabit the America of 2505.
The new language turned out to be abstraction, and though many artists — Picasso, Stravinsky and Balanchine, the 20th century's towering geniuses, among them — flirted with the classical revival, most moved on, with few exceptions.
He also happened to be one of the century's towering geniuses, with a restless mind, a powerful imagination and the desire, widespread in the age of the French Encyclopedia, to bring order and system to all branches of human knowledge.
It is a work of towering comic genius.
Nobel Prize winning physicist Richard P. Feynman (1918 88) was that rarest of creatures a towering scientific genius who could make himself understood by anyone and who became as famous for the wit and wisdom of his popular lectures and writings as for his fundamental contributions to science.
