Sentence examples for ingenious yet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feld's choreography is formally ingenious, yet playful in spirit.

Back in 1982, Mr. Jackson set out to write songs that were intelligent and musically ingenious yet catchy enough for the Top 10.

There is something ingenious yet irreducibly strange about the ventriloquizing of a gospel choir by a white British man who grew up, as he says, "obsessed" with soul music.

There have been numerous tales of espionage in the National Football League, but the latest attempts by teams to steal another's plays may be the most ingenious, yet strange, of them all: it involves reading lips.

In the journey of Cora, one determined and ingenious yet all-too-vulnerable woman, The Underground Railroad doesn't present simply one journey from slave to free, one escape, one life of torment.

Yet few pieces from that era sound as bracingly modern today as this quartet, with its ingenious yet essentially tonal language.

Bale, the festival programmer, was also behind a Woody Allen-centric evening at 92Y Tribeca last years that I took part in; Allen's crucial place in the current cinema — up to and including the ingenious, yet-unassimilated inventions of "To Rome with Love" — is incontrovertible, but remains to be parsed.

As a play to her fan base it's ingenious, and yet "Pieces of Me," the song, sags under its unoriginal premise and noble self-regard.

It is engagingly self-aware and excruciatingly self-conscious, wearing its hipness on its sleeve; it's ingenious and yet remarkably contrived.

A Second Chance has a premise and final twist that somehow manage to be ingenious and yet slightly crass at the same time.

Formally elegant, technically ingenious, disciplined, yet flexible, it has the air of something that belongs to the present, and could only be the result of the latest technology and design thinking.