On that first viewing, Haynes — working with the great cinematographer Ed Lachman, who seems to have poured a lifetime of inventive ingenuity into the film — appeared to preserve the movie's emotional world in its images rather than to embody it.
On that first viewing, Haynes working with the great cinematographer Ed Lachman, who seems to have poured a lifetime of inventive ingenuity into the film appeared to preserve the movie's emotional world in its images rather than to embody it.
One reviewer, in the Boston Globe, has commented that all of this "might seem like so much pious piffle, but for Martel's drollery and ingenuity in packing his inventive novel with beguiling ideas".
Non-obviousness, or the requirement of an "inventive step", imposes a threshold of ingenuity to the scientific finding.
This fizzy and mostly winning production manages to give us Jules Verne's adventure tale, complete with elephant (the gentle Kiouni, who helps bridge a railway gap between Bombay and Calcutta), steamboats, trains and a cast of more than 30 characters, using only a few props, five agile actors, two inventive sound artists and some old-fashioned ingenuity.
"It was just inventive, funny, strong, the production of it, the ingenuity of it," he said.
These cases, and others like them, rejected the nineteenth century notion that skilled workers and inventive employees were to use their knowledge and ingenuity entrepreneurially.
"You have an innate ingenuity and can benefit from scientific, inventive, and resourceful people.
An arresting novel with a timely political message, Apostol's "Insurrecto" dazzles with its inventive structure and superb portrayals of women as leaders of ingenuity, creativity and reason.
We believe that inherent to every individual on the planet is a creative, entrepreneurial and inventive spirit, and as a global community – or crowd – we can activate this ingenuity and create innovation to collectively solve the Earth's most pressing problems.
John Doyle's inventive revival of Brecht's 1941 satire about Adolf Hitler is more impressive for theatrical ingenuity than topicality.
