In the proudly tendentious world of gay theory, it is unfashionable to suggest that repression was good for gay writers because it fostered ingenuity.
Through such a curriculum, Davidson fosters ingenuity and educates incredibly talented young people for meaningful lives of leadership in service to something larger than themselves.
The design of this outer armouring has fostered considerable ingenuity.
Forrest Park, April 27-29, various times, ci.lamesa.tx.us AUSTIN Stuffing The food scene in Austin is closing the gap on the city's vaunted music scene, thanks to world-class barbecue, a fleet of food trailers and Paul Qui, of Uchiko, whose win on "Top Chef" proved the city could foster culinary ingenuity instead of relying on comfort-food staples.
These days, however, the national organization seems more interested in blocking ingenuity than fostering it.
The appetite for methamphetamine in the Czech drug scene grew out of the strange ingenuity fostered among users once cut off by the Iron Curtain from imported highs.
Yankee ingenuity fostered much early handicraft-based industry, though the influx of unskilled, low-paid labourers from Europe during the 19th century was the necessary ingredient for the mass production that developed in the state's shoe and textile factories.
In the German system, flair and ingenuity, which depend on fostering innate creativity, are primary values rather than the sheer athleticism Americans emphasize.
Disinvestment there, and in fostering scientific literacy more generally, is bound to erode the capacity for ingenuity in this country just when it's needed most.
The national tradition of craftsmanship fostered a culture of ingenuity, which helped to shape the industrial age.
