To the extent that it implies individuality, self-expression and verbal ingenuity, "write" is not the word for this process.
Standage comments: "This tale does not simply illustrate Benjamin's ingenuity and writing prowess; it also shows how newspapers at the time were open to submissions from anyone, provided they expressed an interesting opinion.
"Ms. Kudrow and Ms. Sorvino make a fine team, elevating bubble-headedness to new levels of comic ingenuity," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
These politico-ecclesiastical theories, devised with ingenuity and written up at inordinate length, may be criticized as the work of a theorizer with a limited sense of what was possible in the real world.
Right now, I'm finishing a magazine article that was supposed to be about human ingenuity, but somehow I've ended up writing about child prodigies.
Somewhat miraculously, and with considerable ingenuity, he managed to earn his living by writing.
Unable to count on the help of gesture, tone and expression of speech, writing must fall back on the ingenuities and deceptions of words alone.
John Updike, writing in the New Yorker, declared that "the ingenuity, empathy, and poetic ear that Carey brings to his feat of imposture cannot be rated too high".
"In devices for blowing up vessels the Confederates were far ahead of us, putting Yankee ingenuity to shame," Porter wrote years later.
"It is a consequence of struggle, strategy, ingenuity, vision, courage," he writes, adding that the places where democracy worked took genuine commitment, talent, nerve and the obvious passion for freedom — "politics in the best sense of the word".
