Sentence examples for ingenious mix from inspiring English sources

The operas are still admired for their ingenious mix of deceptively simple music with wondrously hermetic words.

It contains only 21 collages, all superb, in an intimate context that facilitates savoring their every formal twist and narrative turn, not to mention the ingenious mixing of mediums that takes them far beyond collage.

So the idea that you could create a decent musical on the hoof, in less than an hour, sounds absurd – but it becomes a reality in Showstopper!, an ingenious and engaging mix of improvisation and musical theatre.

Mr. Gaultier did some ingenious things, like mixing old fabrics with current materials like python and choosing pale shades of lavender and green that looked as if they had been faded in the sun.

With its ingenious designs and pacy mix of romantic, comic and parodic choreographic styles, it was a hugely clever and entertaining family spectacle.

The result is an elegant, intelligent format and tone, and one of the best programmes on Radio 4. One of the ingenious aspects is the eclectic mix of historical moments selected.

Still, the mix of the restlessness and stasis is ingenious.

But The Brooklynite offered an ingenious suburban twist on The New Yorker's successful mix of satire and serious journalism.

Ms. Czechlewska's mix of insect and human features is ingenious, and children are invited to admire her work and touch it after the show.

If technology has undermined the established ways in which political surveys can reach a representative mix of the citizenry, it should in time provide a sufficiently ingenious pollster with new ways to do just that.

There is nothing especially ingenious about the plot; it's a retread of Gilbert's earlier plots, with mixing up babies at birth and that kind of crap.