Sentence examples for has the ingenuity from inspiring English sources
So has the ingenuity with which artists fragment and mix these mediums.
History shows that mankind has the ingenuity to overcome great challenges.
Nobbs has the ingenuity and drive to give England the oomph that was so lacking on Friday.
Which chef has the ingenuity to deliver the dream "spudding" (individual profiterole-style Yorkshire puddings stuffed with beef, mash and gravy)?
"Let us have the ingenuity of Benjamin Franklin, who invented the electric chair," she said.
In a modern stadium, no one had the ingenuity to close the sliding roof and keep out the downpour.
"If homeless people had the ingenuity to turn cardboard into blankets and homes, I could turn it into works of art," said Ms. Grauer, 80.
He said that social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter must have the ingenuity to make it harder to use their platforms to commit crimes.
Neither had the ingenuity or dimension that the Lennon-McCartney team were giving their songs of the time, yet traces of Harrison's later style -- most notably, the slightly mournful quality of his melodies -- were beginning to emerge.
It was a stunning piece of team play and penetrative attacking whereas the problem all afternoon for Newcastle was that they just did not have the ingenuity to get behind City's defence and create clear chances.
