| A bad idea does not become a stroke of genius just because you place it on the web. |
| In other words: At the EPFL we are part of a melting pot that sometimes produces nothing, but sometimes gives rise to a stroke of genius. |
| Though fixing the tower in this way was thought to be a stroke of genius, it was also considered a hazardous way to go. |
| It was a stroke of genius he paid a high price for, but it brought excellence to his domain. |
| The party's openness to second preferences, more pronounced than ever before, was the real stroke of genius. |
| What may strike some as a naive grab for mainstream acceptance is in fact a stroke of genius. |
