Sentence examples for undoubted genius from inspiring English sources

Livingstone may achieve little, but his undoubted genius is to dramatise issues such as congestion charges.

This became the foundation of the concept of "primordial soup" and that quotation is often held up to yet again show Darwin's undoubted genius.

The songs – mainly ones that missed the cut or didn't make the grade from 1983 on – are given a funky makeover and Xscape feels coherent and contains enough reminders of the man's undoubted genius.

I mean no disrespect to Stewart's undoubted genius when I say that he and his program hew to the standard late-night formula more closely than do Colbert and his.

They were not a manifesto group, though many of them were friends, fellow walkers who welcomed their neighbourhood gallery as a site in which to promote their own undoubted genius.

The actions that brought the case against Swartz were just part of a young life spent using his undoubted computer genius in the cause of internet freedom and trying to make as much information accessible to all as possible.

Michael Douglas is very funny as the great man himself, a primped and toupéed peacock of the ivories whose undoubted technical genius at the keyboard means he does not need to rehearse, and whose excess energy and artistry is channelled into chasing after young men.

Beckford was the undoubted star.

Nevertheless, Bale was the undoubted star.

The undoubted star, though, was Carroll.

But the undoubted star of the show was Mr Obama.