Ingeniousness used in a sentence

Ingeniousness in a sentence as a noun

I see what you did there with your marketing ingeniousness, Mr. WSJ || Bill Gates. The problem is that I'm easy, all too easy, and I fall for these ploys.

Without that ingeniousness it's doubtful more time would do the same for ordinary developers. Do I believe I could do it given enough time?

Music that is popular has much more to do with culture than with the skills or ingeniousness of the product or artist. So no the article isn't totally wrong, your criteria is.

In a way I find Apple to have something akin to brutal ingeniousness. I hate them for basically using their developers like sheep but love them for creating such a great product and ecosystem.

And if they're not intelligent, should we attribute the ingeniousness these tiny buggers display to evolution instead?

Vorite quote "You can often view glimpses of ingeniousness... not as inexplicable miracles, but as the residue of experience."

Favorite quote "You can often view glimpses of ingeniousness... not as inexplicable miracles, but as the residue of experience."

The only reason to ask that question is to strengthen your position at the negotiating table, so in effect the person asking is being just as dis-ingeniousness as the person inflating. To call foul on the other guy for trying to strengthen his position when the other side is doing the same, reeks of a double standard.

How about the ingeniousness populations in Brazil, 2 of which I am aware are on the brink of extinction in the last 30 years. Yet, despite being a world top 10 economy, you/some may say Brazil is not part of the developed world, or highlight these genocides are not driven by war so much as "progress"; therefore, you may not consider these genocides.

The partnership was a good one for both probably, but America through it ingeniousness and also through circumstances ended up being the country with highest GDP. Now Saudi has capital and resources, it is upto it on how it uses it, it is interesting article from NYtimes that talks about the challenges Saudis face, but I dont believe that "Saudi" or any country for that matter is destined for failure.

Both the Germans and the Japanese are renowned for mechanical ingeniousness, probably because mechanical knowledge was increasing rapidly at the time they began to industrialize. Now that mechanical systems are being replaced by mechatronic systems and software, these regions are experiencing relative decline.