Sentence examples for of their ingenuity from inspiring English sources

"Above all, though," he smiles "they are a crowd of terrifying, reprehensible blunderers... we have learned the art [of dodging] the shrapnel of their ingenuity".

The public, denied information about the industry's methods, has focussed instead on the conspicuous spending it has enabled, seeing in the life styles of the funds' managers proof of their ingenuity.

Another visitor, in the nineteen-fifties, wrote of their "ingenuity, courage, and self-sacrifice," noting that, in the North, "only those prepared to face hardship and make sacrifices could survive".

Some of the Democratic candidates for mayor of New York City seem to be using up most of their ingenuity in finding ways to skirt the city's campaign finance regulations.

The public, denied information about the industry's methods, has focussed instead on the conspicuous spending it has enabled_,_ seeing in the life styles of the funds' managers proof of their ingenuity.

The Apple encounters made Mr. Moritz especially alert to what kinds of executives can build a big new consumer market on the strength of their ingenuity and sheer force of will.

Children love these stories as well because of their extraordinary ingenuity and inventiveness.

A decade ago, the Republicans were at the height of their political ingenuity, while the Democrats were moribund.

The makers of the bombs that exploded over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 fretted a lot about the ultimate consequences for mankind of their devilish ingenuity.

As Stone tells it: Junior executives recommended a variety of different techniques to foster cross-group dialogue and afterward seemed proud of their own ingenuity.

Now, there are probably all sorts of people who might make all sorts of socioeconomic extrapolations about disparities in athletic resources, but at the moment, it just seemed reassuring to see children playing on something less than perfect and store-bought, enjoying something fashioned out of their own ingenuity and mothered by necessity, as it turned out.