Sentences for genius. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use genius in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for genius.
- It is ever thus with genius! (10)
- A woman of cultivation and genius! (10)
- Hypocrite of genius, eh? (8)
- She is a woman of genius. (10)
- Burgundy has great genius. (10)
- M. Powys was our good genius. (10)
- Who calls Washington a genius? (9)
- Genius is good for the public. (10)
- She wanted success, not genius. (10)
- Genius dedicated to Fame is immortal. (10)
- He certainly inspired that fine genius. (10)
- Mr. Colston was known as a man of genius. (1)
- I suppose every one thinks she has genius. (9)
- Mrs. Allen was quite struck by his genius. (4)
- Genius, music, and enthusiasm break the line of nationalities. (10)
- He was the genius of Champagne luncheon incarnate. (10)
- We, sir, dedicate genius to the cloacaline floods. (10)
- To awaken an immortal curiosity is the glory of genius. (16)
- It would not have been sanctioned by his guardian genius. (10)
- He rendered homage to the genius of woman in these straits. (10)
- It is the genius of the will, commanding all the crossroads. (10)
- Hippias Feverel was once thought to be the genius of the family. (10)
- And were there more in this position, Comic genius would flourish. (10)
- Sincerity and genius: it may be zey are as man and wife in a bosom. (10)
- But no; Lowell more justly appreciated the natural genius of Cæsar.] (14)
- Not genius or talent sets the standards, but ordinary good workmanship. (16)
- One had genius; the other pottered after him with the title of student. (10)
- He has, with an accountant at his elbow, really the genius of management. (10)
- When the centre of him was violently struck he was a genius in penetration. (10)
- His genius and ardour had seemed to foresee and to command his prosperous path. (4)
- You shall turn your scholarship to account as I do my genius in your interest. (10)
- Evil genius of some sort beside him the wealthy young nobleman is sure to have. (10)
- We want men of genius, whose imaginations carry them beyond the facts of the moment. (8)
- The friends of the two imagined that Algernon was, or would become, his evil genius. (10)
- The friends of the two imagined that Algernon was, or would become, his evil genius. (22)
- The young lady fixed on him those large grey eyes which had in them the roll of genius. (8)
- What genius, what sheer genius Nature had for torturing her creatures! (8)
- He thought of an evil genius on whom this method should be tried in frozen Canadian earth. (2)
- To suppose that she would recognize a Genius, failing a special introduction, was absurd. (10)
- If ever she can act on the stage as she spoke to-night, she will be a great dramatic genius. (10)
- In spite of myself, I caught the contagion of his exuberant happiness and faith in his genius. (10)
- A good genius prompted Evan to avoid the silly squabble that might have ensued and made him ridiculous. (10)
- A sentence that hung in the memory of one knowing himself to be animated by the wildest genius of folly. (10)
- Tell her, my Carlo, that the genius for intrigue, of which she accuses me, develops at a surprising rate. (10)
- They find it as intrusive and exasperating as is, in the midst of larger congregations, what we call genius. (10)
- The last two of these, belonging to the maturity of his genius, amply display the powers of genuine expression. (3)
- That fiction of vested rights is the stock corporation under the genius and authority of the Common Law of England. (18)
- His greatness not so much in genius lies As in adroitness, when occasions rise, Lifelong convictions to extemporize. (14)
- The others had their reserves; they readily conceded that Alma had genius, but they were sure she needed instruction. (9)
- It shows the force of his genius that he was able to make his works in the strict contrapuntal forms full of real feeling. (3)
- Lord Fleetwood bent a listening head while Mr. Gower Woodseer, apparently a good genius for the moment, spoke at his ear. (10)
- The task of lecturing itself was sure to suggest the incompleteness of expression, and so offend all his genius as a writer. (14)
- With all the emphasis of a genius which she did not as yet deny them, they had demanded another six weeks at least of her Gallery. (8)
- I know what he has done for English Commerce, and to build a colossal fortune: genius, as I said: and his donations to Institutions. (10)
- Finally, however, a man appeared who possessed the genius to develop the peculiar resources of the harpsichord to a remarkable extent. (3)
- As the streets drew near to this presiding genius, through the market-place under the Hôtel de Ville, they grew emptier and more composed. (2)
- But the proper pause had evidently not yet come, and now to prevent it the Countess strained her energies and tasked her genius intensely. (10)
- The genius of Mr. Raikes was wasted in manoeuvres to lead his beautiful companion into places where he could be seen with her, and envied. (10)
- Lord Dannisburgh was a man of ministerial tact, official ability, Pagan morality; an excellent general manager, if no genius in statecraft. (10)
- It was a masterpiece of audacious dramatic musical genius addressed with sagacious cunning and courage to the sympathizing audience present. (10)
- Mr. Radnor has genius; I have watched him; it is genius; he shows it in all he does; one of the memorable men of our times. (10)
- Driblets of movements that allowed the world to doubt whether they were so much movements as illusions of the optics, did not suit his genius. (10)
- The idealistic conceptions of Comedy gives breadth and opportunities of daring to Comic genius, and helps to solve the difficulties it creates. (10)
- Longfellow was in the fulness of his world-wide fame, and in the ripeness of the beautiful genius which was not to know decay while life endured. (9)
- He poured out stories of his American wanderings, including a tale of a murderous lonely inn, kept by Scots, whose genius tended to assassination. (2)
- The sisters felt they were the patronesses of the little obscure genius whom they longed for to illumine their household, before they knew her name. (10)
- He was a quiet, well-mannered youth, invaluable just then to Mrs. Tallents Smallpeace, a woman never happy unless slightly leading a genius in strings. (8)
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