Sentence examples for modicum of ingenuity from inspiring English sources

With a modicum of ingenuity, other parties can break in and help themselves.

"The America of the 1920's," they write, "was forward-looking, it was ebullient, but most of all it was an America captured by the belief that with a modicum of Yankee ingenuity, any problem could be solved".

To say nothing of ingenuity.

So a bit of ingenuity was needed.

It wasn't for want of ingenuity.

"A lot of ingenuity went into this.

"It was a sublime piece of ingenuity".

There is another kind of ingenuity, though, that Trethewey's verse recalls: a linguistic ingenuity.

Establishing that modicum of trust took years.

A modicum of people like it.

There is a modicum of control.