Sentence examples for uncommon genius from inspiring English sources
The phrase "uncommon genius" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses a rare or exceptional level of intelligence or creativity. Example: "Her ability to solve complex problems with ease truly showcases her uncommon genius."
Moreover, it continues to lack a designer after the departure of its creative director and uncommon genius, Emma Hill, who quit last summer – reportedly in dispute over the Guillon grand plan.
An anonymous review from the time called Wright "a very great and uncommon genius in a peculiar way".
Uncommon to me is where genius comes from.
You were a musical genius with the uncommon ability to connect with and inspire not only musicians, but so many others to be our very best.
Posthumously, Gottlieb has been cast as a real estate genius blessed with uncommon prescience and a sentimental investor in a vanishing culture of bohemianism, but it's far from clear that he ever intended to play either role.
Michael and Robin had a recipe not uncommon for those with creative genius, with authentic kindness -- a sensitivity and a brilliance far surpassing what may be called typical.
Proclamations of genius are not uncommon; Kanye West, said recently on a talk show, "For me to say I wasn't a genius, I would just be lying to you and to myself".
"He is of the most uncommon merit, - of the strongest genius, the clearest judgment, the best heart," Southey wrote to a friend in London.
But I'm primarily looking for people who have uncommon sense because that's where genius comes from.
According to Ronald DePinho, a cancer geneticist at Harvard Medical School, Lundblad's strategy of using yeast screens exemplifies what Aristotle, in defining genius, referred to as "uncommon common sense".
