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inventiveness
1. and Hell reduced to carbon ashes? The inventiveness of the torturer? Elevation to an
2. “I have to say you’re impressive these days, in spite of your age, and your inventiveness is stunning
3. The latest punishment did not have the usual inventiveness Gerrid had come to expect from L76M
4. Not just the flavours of the food, but the originality and inventiveness of its presentation and ingredient combinations
5. ” Those who value the Constitution, on and off the Court, take a different view of judicial inventiveness
6. Secondly He said, “Also the Spirit of innovativeness and inventiveness would be released
7. The bold face Salome was very skillful and her inventiveness was the best that existed in Saint Andre
8. Questioning, sensitivity, courage, inventiveness and tolerance are not much use to an entrepreneur impatient to make his first million
9. and finesse, and has an underlying wit and inventiveness," Ry-an writes
10. but then through inventiveness and outstanding industriousness,
11. advancing of freewill following one's own inventiveness could indeed be periods wherein the
12. Once inventiveness and creativity is not only wedded to greed, but also locked down solid by the insane idea of selectively owning an idea
13. inventiveness that makes this simple, strange and funny act an art of a thousand
14. THE INVENTIVENESS OF FUN
15. We moved in a similar style, but they displayed an inventiveness and flexibility that left me in awe
16. All in all, the Army of God was not going to enjoy the fresh fruits of Charisian inventiveness
17. Its unparalleled freedom and opportunity have consistently attracted millions of ambitious people from all around the world who have materially increased our productivity and inventiveness
18. Some insects of bolder inventiveness have devised personal refrigeration systems
19. Zarubkin pinned her last hope to Abramka's inventiveness
20. Into it enter all the elements which go to form art—vocation, inspiration, fantasy, inventiveness, ambition, and a long and arduous apprenticeship to the science
21. ' In such cases our bourgeois paterfamilias waves his hands and exclaims: 'What a terrible thing! If only their abilities were turned to good—their inventiveness, their amazing knowledge of human psychology, their self-possession, their fearlessness, their incomparable histrionic powers! What extraordinary benefits they would bring to the country!' But it is well known that the bourgeois paterfamilias was specially devised by Heaven to utter commonplaces and trivialities