Sentence examples for kind of ingenuity from inspiring English sources

Italians have a very special kind of ingenuity: they've never separated art from life".

They will be places where ingenuity — the same kind of ingenuity that just toppled a dictator — creates jobs.

Vine sparked a particular kind of ingenuity; it fed a preference for artful, absurdist non sequiturs rather than polish.

That same kind of ingenuity might be required to reinvent the superhero zeitgeist for the 21st century.

If obstetrics wasn't to go the way of phrenology or trepanning, it had to come up with a different kind of ingenuity.

City officials trying to capitalize on this kind of ingenuity are irritated that prominent scholars have chosen this moment to scrutinize the von Braun team's Nazi ties.

Cotton's scarcity fostered all kinds of ingenuity, including an elegant if rather stiff kimono from the 1920's made of banana fiber.

That word is almost an insult in the performing arts, implying a kind of shallow ingenuity too satisfied with its own accomplishment.

In fact, as I clearly conveyed in my full remarks at the symposium described in the article, the agency continues to be impressed by the kind of American ingenuity that led Google to take a "driverless" vehicle from concept to prototype in a short period.

Drawing as much from the Three Stooges as from classic horror films, it was economical, unrelenting and infused with a kind of manic ingenuity — particularly in the swooping evil-spirit P.O.V. shots that would become a Raimi trademark, and the distressing spectacle of a young woman being molested by a tree.

"We want that kind of student ingenuity to show us what is possible," Shah said in a teleconference.