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In the first place, there was the factor of individual genius.
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Personal initiative and individual genius are poorly regarded: many socialists are suspicious of originality.
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The romantic movement was the expression of individual genius rather than of established rules.
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Everything now depended on individual genius and energy; nothing on system, usage, or prescription.
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Society never moves forward except when it is goaded by the spirit of individual genius.
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No desperate assault on T&T's goal, no overwhelming pressure, no saving moment of individual genius.
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Beside some of the later manifestations of individual genius in French painting, it is almost academic.
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No creature approaches us in the degree of our specialization, and the crowning power of individual genius.
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Always with the advent of individual genius.
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They were a creation, made from nothing, given a body by the individual genius of the man.
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But the influence of individual genius is well pourtrayed by him, and he seizes character with a vigorous grasp.
12
Having discovered, as they thought, the rules of composition, they insisted on following such rules rather than individual genius or inspiration.
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There's a temptation here to fall back on the myth of individual genius, the idea that history is made by Great Men.
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But while Galen Albret looked to nothing less than murder, the Free-Trader's individual genius turned to dead defiance and resistance of will.
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While the former of these elements tends incessantly to a greater perfection, the latter is subject to all the hazards of individual genius.
