Sentence examples for underlying genius from inspiring English sources
The theme underlying "Genius," which also received an award for best editing, is the damage that can be caused to a family by a parent's obsession.
That Tendulkar, 37, retains his underlying genius was evident in the first innings at Centurion as India collapsed around him.
Despite potential growing pains, AOL's investment is a smart one, and the underlying genius of it may be the biggest reason behind what may be future blockbuster deals between other companies.
This constitutional device was not in harmony with the underlying genius of the Roman constitution, and its frequent usage eventually paved the way for the empire.
On this subject, Peter Heyworth wrote in The Observer in 1960 that Covent Garden had "quickly learned the secret that underlies the genius of British institutions for undisturbed change: it continued to pay lip service to a policy that it increasingly ignored".
Ginghina, living in obscurity in a provincial town, is a sort of humanistic genius whose underlying yearnings for a better world find their most concrete and specific form in his plans for soccer — and he's well aware of the large-scale societal implications of his project.
But maybe, in the same way that the uncritical assumption that the winning goal was due to genius can distract from underlying reality, they think about it too much.
He's a genius with the detail, dynamic and unpredictable, and always making clear Rooster's underlying motivations, such as his drug use and his Peter Pan mentality.
At some complex generative level, Pessoa's genius as a polyglot underlies, is mirrored by, his self-dispersal into diverse and contrasting personae.
Although Wright turned her down, his buildings and goals, and even his much personalized, underlie the image of the architect as isolated genius and Lawrentian hero.
