literary genius

例句 (10)

• Critics hailed her as a literary genius at the age of twenty-two.评论家在她二十二岁时就称她为一位文学天才。
• Few would deny that Morrison was a literary genius.很少有人会否认莫里森是一位文学天才。
• That debut novel proved he is a literary genius in his own right.那部处女作证明他本就是一位文学天才。
• Calling him a literary genius might even be an understatement.称他为文学天才可能甚至还是保守的说法。
• The panel recognized a literary genius when they read her first short story.评审团在读到她的第一篇短篇小说时，就认出了一位文学天才。
• If she isn’t a literary genius yet, she’s certainly on her way.即便她还算不上文学天才，她显然正朝那个方向前进。
• The prize committee crowned him the literary genius of his generation.评奖委员会把他加冕为他那一代的文学天才。
• For decades, critics have regarded Borges as a literary genius.数十年来，评论家一直把博尔赫斯视为文学天才。
• Even in her letters, her literary genius shines through.即便在她的书信中，她的文学天才也熠熠生辉。
• By the end of the trilogy, his literary genius was beyond dispute.到了三部曲的结尾，他的文学天才已无可争议。