Sentence examples similar to ingenious gift from inspiring English sources
"Barber" demonstrates Mr. Martins's best attributes as a choreographer: a gift for ingenious partnering; an unpredictable responsiveness to the music; a craftsmanship in moving dancers around the stage.
The arrangements are ingenious, emphasizing Ms. Haden's gift for mimesis: she can suggest the swoon of a string section as handily as the blare of a solitary bugle.
As a boy he had twin gifts for sailing and ingenious problem-solving; he was a teenager when he invented and patented an auto-steering mechanism for ships that detected when they were veering off course.
During the 16th century, he was praised for both his supreme melodic gift and his use of ingenious technical devices.
The human will toward ingenious deception is matched only by the human gift for ingenuous self-deception.
His ingenious, seemingly unavailing attempts to persuade his parents to allow him this cherished gift form the slender backbone of the musical.
Today's Valentine's Day gift idea features the blogger's felt luggage tag craft, an ingenious solution to help your sweetie find their check-ins at the conveyor belt.
Mitchell, an Englishman living in Japan, has a gift for fiction's natural pleasures -- intricate surprises, insidiously woven narratives, ingenious voices -- but he seems unsure that they can find the way on their own.
Its height and girth are of interest, and the ingenious means of flexibly encasing the feet, but, again, the place of armour in the catalogue of courtly gift-exchange is unexplained.
