Sentence examples for unfortunate genius from inspiring English sources
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Because that's all MacFarlane is; an unfortunate genius who has built an empire by employing exhuastive pop culture references, funny songs and an idolatry fetish and fascination of things that shouldn't talk that talk.
It had been interpreted as either the unfortunate carelessness of an opium-addicted genius or proof of a genius for synthesizing others' ideas in producing original and profound work of his own.
The fantasy vision of Alma and Hitchcock's marriage is one unfortunate element in a movie that doesn't merely give creative genius a bad name, but also pathologizes it.
But although the Sardinian genius was voted Chelsea's best ever player, my choice in this strange, inconsistent season (and despite his unfortunate dalliances with Tottenham and Leeds) would be Gustavo Poyet: goals, guile and an unquenchable will to win.
