11.   His creative genius was evident, but scattershot.

12.   I call him a creative genius.

13.   In the article, a major competitor of Wodarz praised him as a creative genius and blamed the failure on Esch.

14.   In the cutthroat world of Japanese show business, which is dominated by teen-age idols, few people exercise the power and creative genius of Johnny Kitagawa.

15.   She knew of creative geniuses like Robert Schumann and John Keats, each manic depressive, and was sure that suffering was a prerequisite of great art.

16.   Steele is now recognized as a creative genius, perhaps the best American landscape designer of his era.

17.   Surely, the answer is no more or less complicated than the miracle of creative genius.

18.   That gamble, though, has worked for some other designers that lost their founders and key creative geniuses.

19.   The brilliant light and turquoise sea have attracted creative geniuses from Dante to Michelangelo to James Joyce, who taught English here in the early years of this century.

20.   The notion of a link between creative genius and madness has had a long history.