Sentence examples for unique genius from inspiring English sources
That, after all, is the unique genius of America.
Van Gogh, after all, taught himself painting as an adult and became a unique genius.
These are the product and proof of our unique genius, and we're reluctant to share our glory with previous civilizations.
In trying to sum up the unique genius of the King James Bible, you need go no further than its opening words.
For more than one reason the somewhat disreputable and incredibly diligent Scots lawyer James Boswell can be called the unique genius of biographical literature, bestriding both autobiography and biography.
"Dave had a unique genius for digging into masses of messy factual information and discovering crucial human forces at work behind the purportedly impersonal administration of criminal law," Professor Amsterdam said.
The elegies for Yeats and Freud are partly statements of Auden's anti-heroic theme, in which great deeds are performed, not by unique geniuses whom others cannot hope to imitate, but by otherwise ordinary individuals who were "silly like us" (Yeats) or of whom it could be said "he wasn't clever at all" (Freud), and who became teachers of others, not awe-inspiring heroes.
"Jimi's legacy and vision were unique and there will never be another that reaches his unparalleled genius.
Frank Rich has highlighted the unique marketing genius of Mel Gibson.
It was also a boys' club, immersed in the myth of the unique artist genius.
No one accepts a substitute for Rembrandt because his touch is considered unique, his genius singular.
