Sentence examples for Less ingenious from inspiring English sources

In a less ingenious book that might foreshadow something.

His teasing cruelty is less ingenious than Moriarty's.

But sanctioners, at the very least, must be no less ingenious than the sanctioned.

But there are smaller measures, no less ingenious, that round out the lifestyle.

The second part, designed by Maria Tregubova, is a relatively straightforward allegory, though none the less ingenious in its execution.

In retrospect, Penck's Treppen concept seems to suffer much of the same theoretical damage as Davis's geographical cycle, but it is generally less ingenious.

In other words, it's escapist realism for women, a well-made soap opera, elevated less by ingenious plot lines (at least one is downright gothic) than by talented actors and narrative sophistication.

Page D2 Wide Open in the Sierras' Shadow D3 Weekend Television Review Sex and Four Fashionable Women, But No Obsession With Heels "Mistresses," a new series on BBC America, is escapist realism for women, a well-made soap opera, elevated less by ingenious plot lines than by talented actors and narrative sophistication, Alessandra Stanley writes.

Here the player spends less time solving ingenious puzzles and more time memorizing trivia and taking on tedious trial-and-error tasks.

This has its ironic aspect for even as we set about the manufacture of new organisms we go ahead with no less vigorous and ingenious preparations for our own extinction, in a nuclear holocaust.

Seeing Trevor Nunn's 2011 Chichester revival of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, I was struck less by the ingenious wordplay than by the preoccupation with death and the idea that "we must be born with an intuition of mortality".