Sentence examples for ingenious enough to from inspiring English sources

Broughton has indeed been ingenious enough to construct a piece of apparel he calls mufflers -- a kind of voluptuous padding for the fist.

Several times its blundering opposition has focussed public attention on the birth-control movement which the movement was not ingenious enough to win for itself.

He wonders why, "when the technique is primitive, everything is beautiful, and when the technique is perfected, almost everything is ugly, except things created by artists who are ingenious enough to overcome technique?" He repudiates "technical perfection" and suggests that it represents "the death of art".

In particular, Samuelson gave the example of microeconomics, writing that "few people are ingenious enough to grasp [its] more complex parts... without resorting to the language of mathematics, while most ordinary individuals can do so fairly easily with the aid of mathematics".

As the inspirational model for Sherlock Holmes, the brilliant and eccentric Dr. Bell properly takes charge of the cryptic codes that figure in this ingenious mystery; but his young assistant is clever enough to take copious notes for undisclosed future use.

It is not enough for a work to be ingenious or compelling enough to engage the musician or ensemble members who learn it.

The meticulous craft that has gone into its ingenious design is enough to warrant admiration from even those players who have no time for the portly plumber.

Engineering, however ingenious, is not enough to guarantee success; finance and politics are critical ingredients too.

The idea, as Heydrich explained it in a conference with Göring on the morning of the Kristallnacht, was simple and ingenious enough.

This is a workmanlike movie that is never quite scary enough, and never quite ingenious enough, though the four leads do an honest enough job.

Facing this complexity, experimental observations, even clever and ingenious ones, may not be enough to reveal the causal connection of the cellular signalling pathways, where networks operating in parallel form feedback loops that control the dynamic physiological features of the cells.