Sentence examples for to ingenuity from inspiring English sources
noun
The ability to solve difficult problems, often in original, clever, and inventive ways.
- The pyramids demonstrate the ingenuity of the ancient Egyptians.
This is a challenge to ingenuity, not an invitation to anarchy.
A famous tribute to ingenuity is the story of Peronella, told by Filostrato.
Epstein, too, had grown accustomed to ingenuity born out of limitation.
I discovered that I could not, but that limitations can sometimes lead to ingenuity.
Now he wants to develop more puzzles, construction kits and other toys appealing to "ingenuity and creativity".
Science should look to literature and maintain a vibrant living history as a monument to ingenuity and persistence.
Yet Taylor genius, as opposed to ingenuity, is obvious in the choreography's capacity to say a lot with deceptively little.
"To favor older systems over new alternatives out of loyalty is destructive to ingenuity and stifles creativity".
No; it is instead a tribute to ingenuity, to turning lemons into lemonade, to get up and go, when you get up and go to Home Depot.
And his occasional use of standard-issue plot ornamentation (like a pretty female rookie for Harry to meet on the job) lays no claim to ingenuity.
The proles are what give the book its richness and humor and vital force.A famous tribute to ingenuity is the story of Peronella, told by Filostrato.
