Sentence examples for Remarkably ingenious from inspiring English sources

One student was remarkably ingenious, and led the class in a constructive direction.

Rather, it has carved out a remarkably ingenious mode of life in the treetops".

Yet for all the widespread familiarity of what Dr. Hall wrought as a remarkably ingenious physicist, his death, at 96, on Nov. 7, 2016, gained little notice.

Now, in eLife, Noam Sobel and co-workers at the Weizmann Institute of Science including Idan Frumin as first author present a remarkably ingenious and carefully designed series of studies revealing that handshaking is very likely to serve this purpose in humans (Frumin et al., 2015).

He has distinguished himself not with fancy theory or one or two particularly important breakthroughs, but with a series of remarkably wide-ranging and ingenious empirical investigations.It is clear from Mr Levitt's research that he practises his discipline not as an end in itself but because he is interested in the world.

He makes the ingenious detective a remarkably sympathetic chap whose feeling for tired, impoverished internes is quite as sensitive as his quick deductive powers.

It is engagingly self-aware and excruciatingly self-conscious, wearing its hipness on its sleeve; it's ingenious and yet remarkably contrived.

But when it comes to addressing the fact that millions of people don't have enough money, there's a remarkably effective tactic that isn't ingenious at all: just give them some more money, no strings attached.

Ford is deliberately provocative and his arguments are ingenious, often funny, and sometimes remarkably personal.

Moffat scripts are always ingenious, but A Christmas Carol is a remarkably small-scale caper.

She was self-reliant, ingenious and plucky, and for her time and place remarkably well behaved.