Sentence examples for extraordinary ingenuity from inspiring English sources

Specialists in the field had shown extraordinary ingenuity.

Children love these stories as well because of their extraordinary ingenuity and inventiveness.

In 1953, Autocar reviewed the Citroë*car, saying that it had "the extraordinary ingenuity of this design, which is undoubtedly the most original since the Model T Ford".

Henson went on to create puppet films in which fantastic puppet characters were manipulated by radio-controlled mechanisms of extraordinary ingenuity.

Does F1 not show that humans are capable of extraordinary ingenuity and cunning, without resorting to disrespect for the rules of the game?

It doesn't require extraordinary ingenuity to build, as long as the terrorists aren't much concerned about a controlled detonation that enables their escape – ie it would suit a suicide bomber, and there appears to be no shortage of those.

By her extraordinary courage, ingenuity, persistence, and iron discipline, which she enforced upon her charges, Tubman became the railroad's most famous conductor and was known as the "Moses of her people".

I've been scraping and priming them, and I'm realizing that the old-fashioned wood-frame double-hung window is nothing less than a marvelous contraption and the product of extraordinary millwork and ingenuity.

With extraordinary skill and ingenuity, he creates copies of used books that are so true to their subjects that it's hard to believe that they're not the real thing.

"The almost universal fascination with codes undoubtedly derives from the extraordinary feats of ingenuity that have gone into devising and breaking them, as well as their enormous impact on world events," Robert Osserman said here last year.

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.