Sentence examples for writers genius from inspiring English sources

He claimed UK writers' "genius for drama" was being "overshadowed by our critics' admiration for imports from the United States... it's worth reminding ourselves of what makes our homegrown drama special".

In "the oppression of the Negro," he said, he had found a subject worthy of those writers' genius: "If Poe were alive, he would not have to invent horror; horror would invent him".

The writers' genius here is that while this song exposes the dialectical truth that the World Cup's ethos proselytises for that which is not under the guise of that which is, it simultaneously discloses that that which is not is not what is.

Even though Franzen is one of the world's most famous and most talented writers, his genius consists in part of an uncompromising, austere, four-eyed skepticism about his own hype.

And while there is obviously an enormous audacity in taking on two people who, at their best, are both writers of genius, there are thousands of pages attesting to their consciousness in the form of their poetry, which gives you a kind of access that you don't get with other people.

"Writers of genius foretell world history like prophets". .

The name of Edmund Burke (1730 97) [1] is not one that often figures in the history of philosophy.[2] This is a curious fate for a writer of genius who was also the author of a book entitled A Philosophical Enquiry.

You are truly a writer of genius".

He was a great writer – a genius really".

In 1852, he was forty years old, a sharp-tongued aristocrat, a fervent revolutionary, and a writer of genius.

"But Aaron Sorkin is a writer of genius, and he has written an incredibly provocative script".