Sentence examples for ingenious instincts from inspiring English sources
Thelonious Monk's "Ba-Lue Bolivar Ba-Lues-Are," set at an easygoing tempo, brought out Mr. Roberts's most ingenious instincts.
As with much of Trump's public behavior, his birtherist trial balloon was a combination of aimless bluster, raw political instinct, ingenious (albeit amoral) forethought, and thinly concealed racism.
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.
Homing Instincts Many a builder would admire the ingenious architectural models just erected on Staten Island: one is for a home with walls of recyclable material; another has a secret tunnel; a third is designed for millions of tenants.
A deeper reason must be sought, and it can be found in the pleasure human beings take in crafting articles of daily and special-occasion use according to their own and their community's aesthetic standards the craftsman's instinct that is typical of a habile and ingenious species.
"Coraline" explores the predatory implications of parental love — that other mother is a monster of misplaced maternal instinct — but is grounded in the pluck and common sense of its heroine, who is resilient, ingenious and magically real.
Ingenious and eloquent in theory, the piece takes a special artist to make it stick; here, happily, Mr. Coll had access to Mellissa Hughes, a versatile, charismatic soprano endowed with brilliant technique and superlative stage instincts.
The ingenious asparagus peeler.
