The man was a bloody genius, and had a right to be proud of it, particularly when he was still producing fine work.

'Then this one must be a bloody genius, Archchancellor.'

She was a bloody genius to think of giving the food to the men on the bank.

"He was a bloody genius at it," Roger broke in.

If you don't mind my saying so, sir, you're a bloody genius.

Apart from being a bloody genius.

'You don't need to be a bloody genius to come to that conclusion, lad.'

It took a bloody genius like your rupert to make him think he'd got a chance.

"What bloody genius came up with this idea?"

Universe, it doesn't take a bloody genius to..." What is this talk about?"