Sentence examples for a more ingenious from inspiring English sources

Barron's a more ingenious Lovecraftian than most.

Go find a more ingenious system.

Pat Garland, a food stylist and caterer in Manhattan, has a more ingenious presentation.

But stopping transfers to other countries required a more ingenious legislative effort.

Conclusions: Further research in this area requires a more ingenious approach such as use of more socially heterogeneous study populations than those usually found in Denmark.

"I think this is a more ingenious plan, and one that does less violation to the treaty, than anything I can think of," Mr. Rhinelander said.

It doesn't help that "Banana Republican" automatically evokes memories of Woody Allen's "Bananas," a much more ingenious and amusing treatment of a hapless New Yorker's misadventures during a Latin American revolution.

Since then, we have run into an even more ingenious legal concept about a confidence man in Havana, for trickery.

But another one might open up — an even more ingenious approach.

The Russian government may have found an even more ingenious way of suppressing the Internet's democratizing potential: cost.

Condoms were used in an even more ingenious fashion in the 1957 science-fiction film "The Incredible Shrinking Man," which was a virtual textbook of then state-of-the-art special effects.