Sentence examples for ingenuous spirit from inspiring English sources

Jules Feiffer provides an afterword, and in the preface, Roz Chast explains that, while Steig's artistry may have lacked technical virtuosity, he made up for it with in ingenuous spirit, meeting a challenge issued by his favorite painter, Picasso, who once said: "All children are artists.

In a cool, hospitable, ingenuous tone, she tells us about herself.

It includes James Gray, Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, Wes Anderson, David Fincher – and from France (perhaps representing the "Truffaut" team) there is Arnaud Desplechin and also Olivier Assayas – in whose fluency and eloquence, incidentally, there is something of the ingenuous and idealistic spirit of Truffaut himself.

Finally, there's a treat for smaller tykes on Netflix: The Little Prince, American animator Mark Osborne's achingly gentle, adoringly rendered stop-motion interpretation of the Antoine de Saint-Exupery classic, which takes some resourceful liberties with the narrative while faithfully preserving its spirit of ingenuous intellectual inquiry.

His voice is deep and resonant — surprisingly, considering his slight frame and ingenuous, newly hatched look.

"Pennies From Heaven" became an ingenuous expression of gratitude for life's simple pleasures.

But his extraordinary influence was the mark of a brittle, narrow and startlingly ingenuous moment in America's public life.

Nor does Teeter's smile look quite as naturally ingenuous as Tune's.

In real life, she was not quite so ingenuous.

While the spirit-crushing labors of many losers drive them to lead hand-to-mouth existences, the losing labors of these ingenuous, life-loving teenagers were literally done mouth to hand.

Are you serious?," she was utterly ingenuous.