Sentence examples for resourcefulness it from inspiring English sources

"All Souls' Rising" reflects both a sustained imaginative resourcefulness; it is startling to learn, for example, that Bell had never visited Haiti until after he completed the book.

Kureishi said he was "delighted" the library had taken on the archive, adding "with the British Library's inventiveness and resourcefulness, it might be useful to a broad audience for a long time".

Benjamin Franklin championed it instead of the eagle because of its resourcefulness, its independence and, perhaps, its resemblance to him.

Quite how he managed to field a weakened team given the shrunken state of his squad showed remarkable resourcefulness, and it was asking an awful lot for his selection to emulate last weekend's triumph at the same venue without Robert Pires and Dennis Bergkamp, architects of the wonder goal that had stunned Newcastle.

He may be a statesman of infinite resourcefulness, but it is hard to see how he can at once be a state, a regional, a partisan, and a national leader — a gas-and-oil senator from Texas, a field strategist for the Southern faction, a maker of harmony in the Democratic Party as a whole, and a promoter of a great united effort to conquer outer space and achieve other desirable objectives.

I was blown away by Cuba's beauty and charm, but I was even more impressed with Cubans' resourcefulness when it comes to circumventing the unfair living conditions bestowed upon them.

It was resourcefulness, I suppose.

That kind of resourcefulness is extraordinary, it seems to me.

Question: Despite this handsome Asian mystery bird's tremendous resourcefulness and invasiveness, it is only found in association with humans.

To watch the games, they are summoning all the resourcefulness and adventure it took in the last century to get to Coogan's Bluff in Upper Manhattan and sneak into a game at the Polo Grounds.

But the same tenacity and resourcefulness that make it possible for a person to live without basic comforts can make that person willing to weather seemingly impossibly unpleasant and dangerous conditions.