what does "possessed to such a degree"mean?
There we are face to face with one of those women to whom Stendhal granted genius. The genius to go forward, to laugh, to put things in their place, to make with the fan, to climb into a carriage, to invent a crown. It is a genius that Misia possessed to such a degree that in writing Thomas L'imposteur, I could try as I might to project my mind all the way to the San Severina, but Misia automatically became, whatever the cost, the model for the Princesse de Bornes.according to wiki, Thomas L'imposteur is a film. then, wha tdoes "in writing Thomas L'imposteur"mean?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_l%27imposteur
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It is a genius that Misia possessed - Misia possessed a genius.
to such a degree that ... - such ... that ...
MIsia简直太有天赋了,以至于...
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often a film is made from a book, but even when it is not someone must write a film script so that the filmmaker knows what scenes to film and the actors know what to do and what to say.
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