Sentence examples for genius from high-quality English sources.

• But a genius gives back—oh, my, does he ever.”

• “The reality is he’s a genius,” former New York mayor and Trump supporter Rudy Giuliani told NBC.

• Contrary to dream deception, Descartes emphasizes that the evil genius hypothesis is a mere fiction.

• Filled with twists, turns, and unexpected mishaps, Bad Genius is one of the past decade's most thrilling films.

• Artistic talent or creative genius shouldn’t be mistaken for wisdom.

• Replace the genius of the genius with the secret of the genius.”

• Definitions of genius in terms of intelligence quotient (IQ) are based on research originating in the early 1900s.

• Few (good) novelists have dared conjure Shakespeare, the English language’s unparalleled genius, as a character, much less pulled it off.

Use genius in a sentence.

• Genius-hunters Dick and Dom are back on the road with a new quest to go head to head with the world’s most fantastical feats of engineering.

• And dMY Technology II, run by the same folks who took Rush Street Interactive public, is buying UK-based Genius Sports in a $1.5 billion deal.

• No one is a partner to more multiples, he pointed out, than a genius, and he came to the conclusion that our romantic notion of the genius must be wrong.

• There have been a variety of attempts to explain the nature and source of genius, as well as many investigations of the relationship of genius to madness.

• These two duties, then, constitute another explanation of the “categorical imperative of the genius” previously mentioned—the demand that every person be a genius.

• As in Kant’s aesthetics, genuine art on Schopenhauer’s view is the product of a genius or someone who has been “momentarily inspired to the point of genius” (WWR I, 261).

• Putting the point ironically: Why doesn’t the Evil Genius Doubt undermine the very arguments intended to refute the Evil Genius Doubt, as soon as the mind is no longer attending to those premises?

• Trevor Drinkwater, who was the C.E.O. of a film-distribution company, Genius Products, recalled that he and Bannon decided to merge Genius and American Vantage; Bannon became chairman of Genius Products.

genius sentence examples

• Eventually, enough of these secret fans grow up and get together, and the writer is designated a Genius, acquiring all the encumbrances of genius: fans, notes, annotated editions, and gently disparaging comprehensive reviews.

• Just as I struggle with the complexities of possessing a genius-level IQ, medically certified photographic memory, and fluency in several Asian languages at such a young age, Brett grapples with being a recognized computer genius in an industry that considers age a factor.

• Because of the excruciating history of the last decade or so, reporters have been wired to hear the words climate, energy, or emissions reduction and then leap straight to political intrigue, or default instantly to moustache twirling punditry about who is the genius, who is about to be flattened by the genius.

• In his hands, the basketball became a genius; the hoop, as it received his arc, became a genius; the air that he sliced through was the breath they were holding, aha, aha, aha, eureka; he travelled down the court, outrunning everything they did not know; the rusted city unbent and rose to the moon; the whole world was a genius of watching that man.