12 sentences with “genius”

His ideas are worthy of a genius.

He is a genius when it comes to programming.

The masterpiece was created by a genius of art.

Despite his genius IQ, Sununu made a mistake so foolish that it represented career suicide.

Filippo Brunelleschi (1377 - 1446): Brunelleschi was an astonishing artistic and engineering genius.

Suddenly John Chambers, a Hollywood makeup genius who had helped him polish his disguise techniques, came to mind.

The late Sam Walton, a business genius, turned a discount store into a $55 billion empire: the Wal-Mart store chain.

You would have to be a genius to be aware of the technicalities of all disciplines, scientific advances and the latest cultural references.

Perhaps the most important figure of the Scientific Revolution was Sir Isaac Newton, an English mathematician (1642 - 1727). Newton was, simply put, a genius.

Alexander the Great was a military genius and a brave warrior, personally leading his armies into battle and fighting despite being wounded on several occasions.

The ancient Greek word for Greece is Hellas. The period after the Classical Age is known as the Hellenistic Age because it saw Greek civilisation spread throughout the Middle East, thanks to the tactical genius and driving ambition of one man, Alexander the Great.

The Sistine Chapel paintings took him four years to complete, during which time he argued constantly with the Pope, Julius II, who treated him as a servant craftsman rather than the true artistic genius Michelangelo was known to be. Michelangelo was already the most famous artist in Europe thanks to his sculptures.