Sentence examples for a bit of ingenious from inspiring English sources

Through a bit of ingenious meddling, he reboots this detritus to produce witty, and touchingly homemade, video and art installations.

As ever with von Trier, this impishly ingenious director has taken us for a bit of a ride.

The Times, in a welcome but highly uncharacteristic embrace of anarchy, celebrated this development as an ingenious guerrilla tactic in youth's eternal war against adult authority — "a bit of techno-jujitsu," as the paper put it.

The concept was described as "simple and brilliant", "clever", "ingenious", and "a unique platform [for advertising] which is also a bit of fun".

Nevertheless, with a bit of effort, I found a rich seam of fantastic books featuring girl protagonists who were courageous and scrappy, ingenious and fallible.

I admired Russel Johnson, The Professor's ingenious inventions -- my Dad was a brilliant scientist, so I unconsciously engaged in a bit of transference.

You also need to be a bit of a salesman or saleswoman -- you need to convince your audience that your ideas are useful or intriguing or ingenious or astonishing.

And the social networks spawned an ingenious fueling network to extend the roughly 100-mile driving range: using Google Maps and a bit of planning, owners string together longer trips by recharging at the homes of their brothers-in-amps.

A bit of hope.

A bit of decorum.

A bit of both.