Sentence examples for no ingenuity from inspiring English sources
Early's dry performance is matched by Rosenthal's bland direction – there's no ingenuity in his handling of the material.
Within two years of the discovery, Konrad Spindler, head of Innsbruck University's department of early history, had written a popular book, "The Man in the Ice," which spared no ingenuity in reconstructing the Iceman's last days.
Secretaries of State like Henry Kissinger and James Baker, master negotiators and poker players, gave State the clear-eyed, no-nonsense ingenuity now needed to navigate current international conflicts.
His movies have not lost their ability to startle, but the wayward ingenuity no longer gives vent to wild, delirious shocks.
In fact, the simplest solution requires no technological ingenuity whatsoever: first-row wheelchair seating.
In the architecture of empire, the cincs functioned like proconsuls or regional managers of Pax Americana, with plenty of money and guns and no little ingenuity.
Obeying the instructions requires no special ingenuity or creativity.
For ingenuity, look no further than the improbably compelling dried tofu with fresh hot peppers, a warm pile of beige rehydrated dried tofu — like wide flat noodles — sauced simply with chicken stock, garlic, scallions and chopped hot green chilies.
No display of ingenuity can guarantee a happy outcome, of course.
No amount of ingenuity, however, can fully reconcile the descriptions in the Odyssey with the present topography.
"There was no mistaking the ingenuity of plot, the limpid clearness of style, the perfect art of telling a story," he later gushed.
