Sentence examples for demanded ingenuity from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Rzewski's "Nanosonatas," Book I (2006), Mr. Hodges had a score that demanded ingenuity and technique, and he appeared to relish its challenges.

But although life along the Rio Grande has always demanded ingenuity and resilience, it is doubtful that Mr. Loop's grandfather ever figured on an enormous steel fence slicing through his land.

It will be the central focus of our politics and our government, a massive collective effort demanding ingenuity and creativity.

Because the technology is changing rapidly enough to demand ingenuity and imagination and because there is a software component to it.

Still these applications present reasonable challenges (solutions are feasible for the state of the art in a relatively short term) and are a new inspiration for CS professionals to produce something tangible for society which still demands ingenuity and responsible development.

Ethics demands ingenuity.

The tales are legion, the headlines ubiquitous: what a pageant of greed, what an allegory of supply, demand, ingenuity, inflation, excess.

Demand ingenuity like your lives depend on it, because if you really think about it, it does.

It demands great ingenuity.

Before ready access to the internet, however, these tended to demand more ingenuity: "People used to have to write down the message, or prepare their package, or whatever obscene thing they were going to send; they'd have to take it down to the post office and get it weighed; they'd then have to pay for it; and then they had to go away and hope that it was going to arrive," he explains.

Others have demanded only resolve, ingenuity and clarity of purpose.