In case you missed it, I'm referring to one of the teachings from the best-selling book that goes by the ingenious name "The Secret".
And so, was born Thanksgivukkah, a rather ridiculous but also comically ingenious name for the combined holiday.
Space is constantly an issue, as well as proximity to nosy people, and worse yet, Miracle Gro, which by virtue of its ingenious 19th century name persists as a wildly popular soil for home gardens.
The ingenious designer C. Wilhelm (original name C. Pitcher) translated insects, flowers, birds, and reptiles into dance costumes.
(Incidentally, an agnostic attitude on these issues is traditionally signalled by the journalist sticking to the transsexual's name and finding ingenious and supercilious ways of not using the male or female pronoun. I can't be bothered with it).
Mr. Heras-Casado proved himself here by drawing technically solid, dynamic and nuanced accounts of Mr. Adès's elemental, quirky chamber symphony and Mr. Carter's ingenious "Asko Concerto," which is named after the Dutch ensemble that gave this work its premiere in 2000.
Critics were divided over the puzzles, naming them both "ingenious" and "elementary".
Under London's ingenious arrangement, each voter gets to name both a first choice and a second one.
About twelve years ago, this approach to fashion photography began to be subtly undermined by a sprightly and ingenious photographer for Harper's Bazaar named Richard Avedon.
