Sentence examples for obvious ingenuity from inspiring English sources
But in Mozart's Sonata in F (K. 376) and Schubert's "Duo" Sonata in A (D. 574), the obvious ingenuity of Mr. Manze's playing was undermined by his wayward tone.
Feel-good words include obvious ones like "ingenuity," "strength" and "winner".
The path to your destination is rarely obvious and requires ingenuity and agility to reach.
That paper was later disputed -- another graduate student found a serious mathematical mistake in it -- but Levitt's ingenuity was obvious.
Yet Taylor genius, as opposed to ingenuity, is obvious in the choreography's capacity to say a lot with deceptively little.
For all the ingenuity and obvious efficiency of the New York Police Department and its fellows — qualities that have made terrorism in the city since 9/11 far more infrequent than anyone might have imagined in those panicky days and months after it — there is no such thing as no risk.
Another one that sounds obvious, but consistency, integrity, ingenuity and reliability are things that make or break leaders.
I like these works a lot, as much for their formal ingenuity as for their obvious beauty.
It must have seemed obvious that a grateful nation would rejoice at Gove's ingenuity, and Sir Michael would be invited to Balmoral to kill all the swans he wanted with his bare hands.
"It is a consequence of struggle, strategy, ingenuity, vision, courage," he writes, adding that the places where democracy worked took genuine commitment, talent, nerve and the obvious passion for freedom — "politics in the best sense of the word".
