They would be much less likely to refer to a woman as a genius.
Many students found Berman forbidding, but some of the teachers referred to him as a genius.
India's President Pratibha Patil later said Tendulkar had "given joy to millions of Indians", while the country's Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, described the batsman as a genius.
O'Neill was hailed as a genius for much of his tenure at Villa by those who only looked at the league table and not at the club's finances.
And, of course, Albert Einstein, whose very name we use as a short-hand for describing someone as a genius, was a lousy student. (As were many successful CEOs and entrepreneurs.) He literally failed his way through academics.
In 2003, Dr Kim was awarded an esteemed McArthur Fellowship, known as a "genius grant".
Abravanel was an extraordinary scholar of philosophy and Jewish teachings as well as a financial genius.
As well as a technology genius, Jobs had a deft touch with his words.
Coleman is the center of the film, and he is extraordinarily credible as a little genius.
At only 27, the established pianist and composer has been described by fellow players as a creative genius.
The myth in the how to be creative meme is that we see it as a lone genius at work.
Dr Kerschischnik, described as a "genius" by Mr Harrison, has since become Daniel's godmother and has visited the family in Nottingham.
He's striving to earn the confidence of investors by presenting himself as a scruffy genius who doesn't care about earning their confidence.
My eldest brother, for some reason, became the first trumpeter in the wind band of Rakunan Junior High School, and became known as a musical genius.
They all doubted her self-proclaimed prowess as a turnaround genius.
They can't hail Steve Jobs as a visionary genius and the world's greatest CEO, and then say it's none of shareholders' business whether he will still be running the company in three years' time.
Some revolutionaries were slighted by the scientific establishments of their time--like Rosalind Franklin's exclusion from sharing in the Nobel Prize for the discovery of the structure of DNA. Described by her peers as a "genius, " she exposed herself to massive amounts of radiation to try to get the best possible X-ray photograph of a strand of DNA, dying of cancer at 37.
And a share price which fell 10% over the week did not suggest that the market saw the Motorola bid as a stroke of genius.
The daughters acted as a spur to his genius, and he looked with satisfaction in the mirror each morning at the face of a warrior going out to do battle.
However, looked at strictly as a fashion and branding genius, her stature is not likely to be dimmed.
These are worth hearing as the sound of a genius goofing off, and going to great lengths to avoid repeating himself.
Yediot praised the retreat as a work of operational genius because no one was wounded, kidnapped or killed during the 48-hour operation.
Not for nothing is Mr Swensen regarded as a private-equity genius.
The public earnestly puzzled over his theories, elevated him into a cult of genius, and canonized him as a secular saint.
Its introduction of the Wii, at a time when many of the nay-sayers had left it for dead, was a genius move as it allowed the company to expand into the unaddressed market of more casual and social gamers.
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