Sentence examples for make ingenious from inspiring English sources

Peter J. Davison's sets for both acts make ingenious use of shifting walls and curtains.

Most are brightly painted; many make ingenious use of foil pans, straw hats or sundry other found objects and materials.

The Project on 126th Street in Harlem has solo shows by two sharp young artists from Los Angeles, both of whom make ingenious use of unlikely materials.

Tamara Harvey's production and Soutra Gilmour's design make ingenious use of the stage space by suggesting that the action unfolds against a series of receding, dilapidated proscenium arches.

Everything included his love of plants and his wife and muse, Marie; his ability to make ingenious use of all kinds of scavenged materials; and an outsize imagination apparently further expanded by recreational drugs.

He has both the skill and the audacity to make ingenious and moving films that convey his critical view of the intimate and public devastation wrought by abuses of state power.

They financed themselves, meanwhile, by making ingenious commercials.

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).

(Two very different works by the inimitable Pae White, each making ingenious use of paper, also deserve attention here).

Mr. Koplowitz made ingenious use of the space outside the library and the enormous windowed facade of its entrance.