Sentence examples for Highly ingenious from inspiring English sources

Compared to Dr. Goebbels explanation of the disasters on the Russian front, this is highly ingenious reasoning.

These precise tasks required both knowledge of astronomy and highly ingenious techniques, but they apparently were achieved with little theoretical analysis.

Also, it harmonizes in a highly ingenious fashion the workers' need for job and income guarantees with the economy's need for flexible labor costs.

But a highly ingenious way of targeting cancer cells through their inactivated tumor suppressor genes has been devised by Dr. McCormick in San Francisco and is being developed by a company he founded, Onyx Pharmaceuticals of Richmond, Calif.

In the 1760s, Taskin added a fourth row of jacks with soft plectra of buff leather as a special solo stop and also devised a highly ingenious system of knee levers that permitted the harpsichordist to play crescendos and decrescendos and to change registers without taking his hands from the keyboard.

Ms. Rice and her highly ingenious creative team — including Neil Murray (sets and costume), Malcolm Rippeth (lighting) and Gemma Carrington and Jon Driscoll (projections) — embroider this melancholy tale with bright songs and jokes that aren't so different from what might have been the live entertainment in a 1930s British movie theater.

The touch bar is incredible: highly responsive and ingenious or, Boy Genius if you will.

The Febreze Happy Social Experiment – Febreze embarked on an ingenious, highly engaging and viral demo challenge campaign, with multiple impactful activations.

All you need to know is that they're mostly highly entertaining, amusing and ingenious.

The group is often highly praised as an "ingenious gang of comic maestros," but have also been criticized as a  technically limited act better suited for YouTube than concert halls.

The Russian side has put forward a series of ingenious but highly unattractive restructuring deals, all involving payment of around 5% of the securities' par value.The latest wheeze involves bundling together the state debt with the foreign-exchange forward contracts that usually accompanied them, and on which Russian banks have mostly also defaulted.