Sentence examples for ingenious conception from inspiring English sources

It would be an excessively charitable stretch to suggest that Mr. Newman had an ingenious conception in mind, even if it doesn't work.

In the novel's ingenious conception, the Underground Railroad is not a metaphor, but rather a secret network of tracks and tunnels that have been built beneath the Southern soil.

The great strength of the original theatre was its ingenious design: a cunningly intimate 400-seat thrust stage, which came into its own when used against its original conception - ie, in the round, in the traverse and so on.

This is an ingenious study design.

The conception is ingenious, and the individuals who serve as Coordinators are, more than any other single element, crucial to the Institute's successful operation.

I thought the concept was ingenious.

At heart, it was a concert opera, but in a multimedia conception that promised to be so ingenious that listeners traveled long distances to catch it, and talked about it for months.

But its design is fresh and ingenious.

From this maturity of style comes the bold, natural, relaxed conception of the centre panel, The Adoration of the Magi, and the ingenious and unconventional realism of the side panels, one of which depicts the Drummer and Piper and the other Job and His Wife.

He drew his conceptions from Faraday and thus relied fundamentally on the ether required by optical theory, while using ingenious mechanical models.

His chief architectural works of this period were the facades of Santa Maria della Pace (1656 57)—perhaps his most ingenious conception and Santa Maria in Via Lata in Rome (1658 62).