Sentence examples for impressive ingenuity from inspiring English sources
Engdahl told journalists that Pamuk's 1990 novel, The Black Book, was his favourite of the author's many works, and praised his "flowing imagination and impressive ingenuity".
The NHS is showing impressive ingenuity in finding ways round the chaos caused by Andrew Lansley's reforms, but some of the solutions risk causing a new set of long-term problems.
Data on output per hour worked suggest a supply-side problem, most clearly manifested in the service sector, where the impressive ingenuity seen in so many manufacturing industries typically is nowhere in evidence.
There are huge surprises in this movie, both narrative and formal, but even more impressive than its ingenuity are the generosity of spirit Ms. Polley demonstrates as she contemplates the fallibility of her parents, and the ethical seriousness with which she addresses the challenges of filmmaking.
In an impressive show of ingenuity, click here to look at what a local merchant has done to the garbage can at the # 207 Metro bus stop at Venice and Western.
As impressive as Link's ingenuity and resourcefulness are, her writing frequently exasperates.
Introducing more free enterprise into medical care would fabulously encourage already impressive examples of American ingenuity in the delivery of health care.
The feathery detachment and weighty bravura juxtaposed in "Then I'll Be Tired of You" is, in its way, as impressive as the dense compositional ingenuity of "African Ripples".
What our American allies learned from the seized listening device, and whether the Russians saw its disappearance as suspicious, Prebble, despite his own impressive display of patience and ingenuity here, does not know.
This production was presented on a gently sloping stretch of grass in Fort Tryon Park, and the ingenuity of its staging was impressive.
Strawson's ingenuity in devising such responses is very impressive and he is the source of at least three major currently investigated anti-sceptical approaches.
