The game's ingenuity becomes apparent the more you play for, while early levels can be rattled through thanks to your arsenal of heavy weaponry or by brute force, later levels require some thought.
Forget, if you haven't already, the prime minister's burblings about "brand Britain" and our apparent monopoly on creativity and ingenuity.
How and why a society more sophisticated than many assume poured vast resources and astonishing effort and ingenuity into works of no apparent use.
As the lines moved along steadily toward push-off points, the pervasiveness of old-fashioned New York ingenuity became more and more apparent.
Inside, however, the ingenuity of Piano's conception becomes gloriously apparent.
These objects, which Esherick produced single-mindedly but with an apparent calmness that one hesitates to call obsessive, bear witness to the ingenuity and genius of a man who, in the nearly 40 years he lived and worked in the house, never stopped inventing, evolving and enjoying his sophisticated talents.
But the famously venturesome Elevator Repair Service — which toured Europe with a seven-hour rendering of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby" (titled "Gatz") — brings a sanity, humility and theatrical ingenuity to their interpretation that, like the novel, illuminates the clarity within apparent chaos.
At times, the sympathy is apparent: "The story of Charleston in the War Between the States is one of suffering and sacrifice, ingenuity and tenacity, and great personal bravery of Americans in a time of total war".
This apparent discrepancy could be explained when the function of the differentially express genes was further analyzed, either using the Ingenuity pathways analysis or by looking at the expression pattern and putative functions attributed to those genes (Tables 3 and 4).
In Dracula we are invited to admire the ingenuity of the wicked Count as much as that of the hero Van Helsing, and the complicity of the apparent victims blurs the boundaries of responsibility and guilt.
