Sentence examples for resourceful of from inspiring English sources

Julian De Misky, the artist who signed his work M, was one of the most prolific and resourceful of the first wave of "New Yorker" artists.

New York, once the life blood of high publishing and ruled by its bishops, is now way too expensive for all but the most resourceful of this tribe.

"I think it's very resourceful of them; otherwise, we'd be out of business," said Andrew Harris, the owner of a Shell station in Jericho, on Long Island, which received 14,000 gallons last weekend from the federal and state effort.

Our present Queen Elizabeth II (named without a thought that she would ever reign) has benefited hugely from having the same name as the most glorious and personally resourceful of all our monarchs.

But their stories suggest that the universe of such cases is far more diverse and complex than champions and critics of time limits expected -- on the whole, they are neither the most recalcitrant nor the least resourceful of the poor.

But the stories of three of those families suggest that the universe of such cases is more complex than champions and critics of time limits expected -- on the whole, they are neither the most recalcitrant nor the least resourceful of the poor.

No other team could discard two of the resourceful heroes of the recent championship -- Johnny Damon and his enlightened dash to third base, Hideki Matsui and his power that ended the Series -- and possibly improve themselves.

I happen to prefer the extreme unslackness of "Halloween," and the resourceful pluck of Curtis, to the dreamier dread of Maika Monroe.

In 1669, resourceful residents of the village of Catania fought back against the all-destructive force of molten lava.

This is a lively meeting between some of the most resourceful exponents of punk-jazz noise on the planet.

His resourceful use of instruments allows easy identification of most of his works by their characteristic sonority.