Sentence examples for have the ingenuity from inspiring English sources

"Let us have the ingenuity of Benjamin Franklin, who invented the electric chair," she said.

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.

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.

Similarly, a tad more creativity and penetration could be introduced to central midfield where Glenn Whelan, Dean Whitehead, Salif Diao and Rory Delap can all be relied on to do fundamentals diligently but do not quite have the ingenuity to inspire Stoke into the top half of the table.

Those smart folks at Sony have worked out that it doesn't matter so much if every other Hollywood studio owns the rights to more superheroes on the big screen than you do – so long as you have the ingenuity to invent your own masked crimefighters to light up the multiplexes.

Human beings have the ingenuity to apply themselves to develop means to address the scarcity they find.

So has the ingenuity with which artists fragment and mix these mediums.

History shows that mankind has the ingenuity to overcome great challenges.

In a modern stadium, no one had the ingenuity to close the sliding roof and keep out the downpour.

Nobbs has the ingenuity and drive to give England the oomph that was so lacking on Friday.

He had the ingenuity to know which ideas to claim as his own and which to dump.