Sentence examples for made ingenious from inspiring English sources
His compositions, mostly bearing Yiddish titles and klezmerlike scales, made ingenious use of them.
(Cheney made ingenious use of the constitutional quirk that makes the vice president both an executive and a legislative officer).
Mr. Koplowitz made ingenious use of the space outside the library and the enormous windowed facade of its entrance.
It made ingenious use of Quake's "demo-record" feature, which enabled users to capture games and then e-mail them to their friends.
In the choreography by Ashton, Balanchine and Bournonville, you can see how these masters took standard ballet formulas and made ingenious rearrangements.
Avoiding expensive television advertising, BMW and its ad agency, Crispin Porter & Bogusky, made ingenious use of the Internet, with short films like "Big Dog," in which a panting bulldog curiously sniffed a new Mini.
They financed themselves, meanwhile, by making ingenious commercials.
Peter J. Davison's sets for both acts make ingenious use of shifting walls and curtains.
(Two very different works by the inimitable Pae White, each making ingenious use of paper, also deserve attention here).
Most are brightly painted; many make ingenious use of foil pans, straw hats or sundry other found objects and materials.
Every one of them makes ingenious, often touching use of cultural detritus, especially that involving strong color, references to popular music or both.
