And yet the quality of the food — its fastidious sourcing, vibrant seasoning and ingenious grace notes — isn't dumbed down in the least for an informal context.
Mr Wegel described the ESA's harpoon as "ingenious", but noted that it could not collect samples of its own.
The essence of Bach's music, its profound "rendering of transcendence," in Mr. Elie's words, is contained in the compositional elements, the nuts and bolts, the notes, the ingenious blend of detail and architecture.
It takes nothing away from Mr. Moschen's originality to note that his ingenious play with abstract form shares something with the work of Alwin Nikolais and Murray Louis, Ms. Brenner's mentors.
D.O.A., American film noir, released in 1950, that was noted for its ingenious plot.
Ingenious, though it should be noted Kuhn still has his job, almost a year on.
Now the series comes with an electronic keyboard from which you can tell the game to require proper notes and an ingenious hybrid guitar that uses real strings and 102, yes, buttons placed exactly where the frets would be on an analog guitar.
Vitaris called the episode "ingenious and heart-wrenching," and noted that David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson's acting was the best of the season.
But in the 17th century the only periodicals devoted to books were short-lived: the Weekly Memorials for the Ingenious (1682 83), which offered some critical notes on books, and the Universal Historical Bibliothèque (January March 1686).
He has been acknowledged as one of the most important Welsh poets of the 20th century and noted for his original, rhythmic and ingenious use of words and imagery.
