Sentence examples for truly genius from inspiring English sources
I fall into the latter camp, and use the truly genius Bobbi Brown Corrector in Light Bisque (£19; there's an unheard-of-elsewhere 21 shades, so they cater for everyone), but I also highly rate NYX's Dark Circle Concealer (£6.50; four shades, from fair to deep), which offers great coverage at a low-ish price point.
2. The Sopranos - Pine Barrens A truly genius standalone episode, with Chrissie and Paulie freezing their cojones off in the middle of some woods, on the trail of an invincible Russian gangster, who's "some kind of ex-commando or some shit" as Tony puts it (a character so scary, it wouldn't really have been a shock if he'd have showed up to waste them all years later in the final season).
Over the years we've had some truly genius ads that were so catchy they've become part of pop culture.
William Shakespeare: truly a genius.
It is truly evil genius at work.
Zombori says of Ripert: "He is truly a genius.
You have a truly amazing genius for taking the product of another's imagination in the hollow of your hand.
In a game that nowadays identifies its prodigies earlier than ever, his must now be considered a more truly freakish genius.
"Max Faget was a truly essential genius of the early U.S. space program," Andrew Chaikin, a science journalist who is preparing to write a biography of Mr. Faget, said in a telephone interview.
It's surely time we recognised this man as one of the all-time greats of cricket, a truly incomparable genius who, lest we forget, averages 50 in Test cricket.
