Sentence examples for ingenious sense from inspiring English sources

620 Greenwich Street, at LeRoy Street Greenwich Village Maccarone 630 Greenwich Street, at Morton Street Greenwich Village Through Oct. 23 The latter-day Pop artist Rob Pruitt continues to patrol the borders of high and low, found and made, insider and outsider, aided by an ingenious sense of materials, a generous spirit and a sly way of paying tribute to artists he admires.

"The spirit of Heath Robinson's absurd yet insightful inventions through to his ingenious sense of wit helped to inform the graphic setting and design endeavor in this specific proposal.

Indeed, one can perhaps better appreciate the value of Natorp's reading of Plato if one does not think of it as support for Marburg idealism as such, but simply as an ingenious attempt to make sense of the relation of ideal form and empirical particular, an attempt that merely employs the logic of categorial functions as a hypothetical springboard.

In one sense this was ingenious deal-making.

In each work you sense Verdi the ingenious musical dramatist responding brilliantly to individual characters and situations.

The quarterback is also Michael Jordan to Belichick's Phil Jackson in the sense that the ingenious tactician triumphed at the lead only when abetted by a great player.

Ecologically speaking, the idea made sense; it bordered on ingenious, even.

That's quite a sentence: imagine it printed as prose, and you get some sense of Donnelly's ingenious way of corralling catch-as-catch-can language within formal intervals.

He was "in every sense a projector", excited by ingenious schemes rather than hard-earned profits.

The effort is worth making just to get a sense of the range of ingenious draftsmanly techniques the medium encouraged.

There is, catastrophically, nothing new about this new Sleuth: there is no sense of history or perspective, no ingenious transformation or clever recontextualisation.