genius

For example, if you’re skilled in Photoshop and you meet someone who is a genius with video editing, you all could agree to use your talents to help the other.

He wasn’t some sort of genius, but he was good at reading people in terms of who was vulnerable, what their vulnerabilities were.

We have a genius in our communities of color and we’re not necessarily leveraging those for social change.

A large part of the impetus to start Camelback was just this feeling that we have a genius in our communities of color and we’re not necessarily leveraging those for social change.

We’re not all geniuses with Einstein-like hair that are antisocial and just have Eureka moments all the time.

Genius is to other gifts what the carbuncle is to the precious stones.

He had in the highest degree what is called in human nature "genius," and in dogs and horses "instinct."

The star of his genius mounted, without a cloud to obscure it, in the firmament of the Church.

It describes the methods which genius has half-instinctively, half-thoughtfully followed.

An actress of genius, she knew how to keep her head, but she surrendered her whole heart, her whole soul.