man of genius

To solve our problem we need a man of genius.

They were led by a man of genius, and the great mind must be working, seeking the best way.

A man of genius cannot be a saint in Russia.

I am a capable artist; but it begins to look to me as if you were a man of genius.

A novel which is the work of a man of genius.

Ossie was a man of genius and principle who always did the right thing.

He has the brains of any three men of genius.

And this was how a man of genius discharged his liabilities.

In the commonest conversation he showed himself a man of genius.

Some of us believe it was enough that these men of genius did what they were paid to do.

Our man of genius is by nature, it seems, a savage; he fears women, and has never loved!

The young man reveres men of genius, because, to speak truly, they are more himself than he is.

But a man of genius is guilty by definition.

What right, cries the good world, has the man of genius to retreat from work, and indulge himself?

I'm like the psychiatrist who said that his job was to help men of genius keep their neuroses.

It comes from the hand of a man of genius."

He encouraged men of genius and learning, and loved to have them about him.

This man of genius, we may say, had come down from heaven with wonderful endowments.

Ulysses (1922) p. 147 A man of genius makes no mistakes.

Nothing is waste that touches the man of genius.

In France the men of genius are made, so to speak, possible, by the Revolution.

I was attempting at the start what a man of genius would have undertaken only at the end.

We are not men of genius, perhaps, Hoong and me.

Your man of genius pays dear for his distinction.

Fred Allen No author is a man of genius to his publisher.