ingeniousness

What he did believe in was the evil ingeniousness of Man.

How does one write a musical of such ingeniousness?

The ingeniousness of the old Gosiutes is still with them.

Also the ingeniousness and imagination involved is amazing.

In previous years, the association has honored at least one independent inventor, including school-age children, for their ingeniousness.

The Pope was a perjurer, but there was no denying he had a certain ingeniousness.

The ingeniousness of the system intrigued her.

Invention and ingeniousness lie in the music's details, just as they do in Schoenberg's 12-tone works.

"There was ingeniousness on all levels," Mr. Brown said.

Sometimes it was a struggle and Lärkar's ingeniousness was probably a good help.

"No," Blade confessed, marveling at the ingeniousness of whoever had concocted the idea in the distant past.

'His playing fascinates audiences with its artistry, cordiality and ingeniousness.

But deeper down, it abounds in contrapuntal ingeniousness, harmonic inventiveness and formal daring.

This can be attributed to their colors, a warm off-white against a navy background, as well as the ingeniousness of the patterns.

Through his poised, nuanced, sprightly conducting, he revealed the beauty and ingeniousness of music that can sound formulaic.

It combines peculiarity with ingeniousness.

A handsome girandole, or branched candelabra, made in Boston demonstrates the ingeniousness of this fixture.

He admired the ingeniousness of the mining pods utilizing small ramscoops to gather in the cooling particle matter.

Hegelianism, utopian socialism, Marxism, the philosophies of suspicion and critical schools showed this ingeniousness.

Note its ingeniousness: To repress the powerful polygamous impulse in men, you employ their equally powerful thirst for social status.

The ingeniousness of target transparency lies in its mobilization of individual choice, market forces, and participatory democracy through relatively light-handed government action."

Typical Ingeniousness: Suggest - (August 25, 1999)

As a child, Rantoul was known for his "ingeniousness, veracity, modesty, docility, and tender conscientiousness."

The band made a song entitled "Myasthenia" on their Typical Ingeniousness: Suggest album.

"It's great that after 50 years of storage we can take it out and appreciate the ingeniousness of this invention," Reid Bielenburg, the club commodore, said.