Consequently he can draw upon his ingenious compositional imagination, knowing that he will by instinct taper his voice to the demands of his lyrics and the needs of the story.
Having amply demonstrated his ingenious skills and audacious imagination as a composer of symphonic and chamber works, Mr. Hartke emerges in this engaging live recording as an opera composer to reckon with.
What comes across is how the ingenious gentleman from La Mancha captures imaginations to the exclusion of everything else Cervantes invented.
As soon as nature began to shrink under ingenious human efforts to dominate it, imagination magnified the charms of untouched land.
In "Max's Castle," by Kate Banks, the letters are simply letters, yet become ingenious tools for sparking a child's imagination.
His instrumentation is imaginative and sometimes ingenious.
These ingenious constructions, full of movement and variety, fired the imaginations of artists throughout Europe.
Everything included his love of plants and his wife and muse, Marie; his ability to make ingenious use of all kinds of scavenged materials; and an outsize imagination apparently further expanded by recreational drugs.
As Nietzsche famously noted, you have to be quite smart and ingenious to be able to lie all the time; it requires imagination as well as great memory, so you avoid contradictions.
What most distinguishes women players, game developers say, is that they use their imaginations to push the limits of the games, pioneering ingenious new kinds of player contacts.
