Sentence examples for ingenious vision from inspiring English sources
By Richard Brody February 15 ,2017 The film, which premièred in 2004 and was released in 2006, is an ingenious vision of political, moral, and historical horrors.
The boldly premonitory mockumentary "C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America," which premièred in 2004 and was released in 2006, is coming back to IFC Center this weekend; it's an ingenious vision of political, moral, and historical horrors.
But he also offers ingenious visions of urban geometry, shockingly intrusive close-up glimpses of domes and spires -- peering into the windows of the Empire State Building observatory -- and private rooftop aeries.
My personal sci-fi favorite from the fifties, this enduring cult favorite is an ingenious nightmare vision that reflects the paranoia of the time created by McCarthyism.
I thought that this film, passed uncut with an 18 certificate, was macabre and horrible but admittedly ingenious, a genuine vision of hell, genuinely horrifying in a way most "horror" films are not, and actually less explicit than many in its violence.
RALPH SHAPEY, a composer of gigantic vision and ingenious skill, was the great curmudgeon of contemporary American music.
It is a vision as ingenious as it is elementary, a why-didn't-they-do-it-already no-brainer of a plan.
Combine this with Dave Eggers's ingenious thriller The Circle (Hamish Hamilton) for a vision of a world that has not paid attention to Jaron Lanier.
The campaign against vision loss serves as a poignant advertisement for the benefits of Cuban socialism, as well as an ingenious way to export one of the few things the Cuban state-run economy produces in abundance — doctors.
Does he have a vision and voice of his own, or is he more of a mashup artist, a maker of structurally ingenious page-turners?
