Sentence examples for uncanny genius from inspiring English sources

Given his uncanny genius and the vivid complexity of his life, that's not a complaint.

He stayed at the Soho House in Berlin, a hotel of "uncanny genius".

Indeed, Lessing seemed to have an almost uncanny genius for pre-empting problems or social change, be it the sexual revolution of the 60s or ecological disaster in her later fiction.

His support reflects deep strains of preëxisting disenfranchisement, alienation, and division, but, although Trump gives echo to these passions and has an uncanny genius for harnessing them as his engine, he proposes no coherent remedy, only swagger: there will be blood.

Therein lies its genius, and its uncanny authenticity.

If that's coincidental, it's uncanny; if intentional, it's genius.

True, he shows a sense of structure that often makes you hear different layers of the score better than before, but that — the analyzable side of his genius — coexists with the uncanny side.

The essence of his genius lay in his uncanny knack of synthesizing apparently disparate elements of music, including ragtime, minstrel songs, the blues, and the sounds of everything from Tin Pan Alley to the European music tradition.

McGrath was unique, of course, a genius whose further technical attributes included an uncanny ability for a tall man to get in so close to the stumps in delivery that even minuscule movement was accentuated.

Mark Anthony Neal of Popmatters wrote in his music review for Jackson's 2002 album, entitled Love Songs, that in song's such as "Butterflies", it shows the "essence" of Jackson's "genius has been in the boy's uncanny ability to perform, even the mundane, outside of the box".

As a promotion, the idea was genius: the parallel between the fictional Carl Fredrickson and Macefield seemed uncanny.