Sentence examples for degree of ingenuity from inspiring English sources

Unlike, say, the 20th-century African portrait photography the Dorsky showcased in its last exhibition, which showed an extraordinary degree of ingenuity, the work here is unlikely to be a game changer for global art — that is, the art made, exhibited, bought and written about by a certain group of people who flow like a gyre to different art centers around the world.

Mr. Lynn described the extraordinary difficulty of protecting military digital communications over a web of 15,000 networks and 7 million computing devices in dozens of countries against farflung adversaries who, with modest means and a reasonable degree of ingenuity, can inflict outsized damage.

The whole process is very much like a time absorbing game, where the rules are simple, but the degree of ingenuity and skill pays off in money savings and an inner glow of satisfaction.

Plante noted that "the early stages display a degree of design ingenuity and polish which gradually degrades".

If digital technology has made the hands-on process of photography altogether more accessible for blind and partially sighted people, as it has for all of us, they must also rely to a degree on ingenuity and instinct.

The book has attracted advance praise for its ghoulish ingenuity, but its degree of cleverness is questionable.

Lemmings Revolution may have the latest in 3D graphics, but Snoozleberg gives you the same degree of wit and ingenuity.

It is time to apply the same degree of innovation and ingenuity to this problem that has been brought to bear in other fields.

In its post Golden Age usage, there is ambiguity on both sides of the definition: on the one hand, many B movies display a high degree of craft and aesthetic ingenuity; on the other, the primary interest of many inexpensive exploitation films is prurient.

Deprived of territorial power, the city of Naples has, since the late 19th century, increasingly sought survival in an elusive and temperamentally incompatible degree of industrialization and in the ingenuity of its citizens, whose gifts for improvisation have been called forth no less by modern bureaucratic riddles than by the indifference of past monarchies.

However, this has required a relatively sophisticated degree of human intervention and conceptual ingenuity.