Sentence examples for actually ingenious from inspiring English sources

It seems as though he should have brandished something rather costly, if not actually ingenious.

I found all of these ideas really ingenious — but I was sad to find out that you can't actually buy or use this watch yet.

Whether a company is looking to verify the identity of system admins logging in from home or a call center is trying to ensure they're talking to the actual account owner, Trusona offers authentication in a process that's actually pretty ingenious.

A snarl - small, but definite - enters his voice at their name: "It was actually very ingenious and duplicitous the way Disney suppressed it because they suppressed it by releasing it.

Re-signing a 36-year-old midfielder just days after releasing him would usually be a step backwards for a Premier League club the size of Fulham, but when looked at more closely it is actually an ingenious decision from manager Martin Jol.

It's actually an ingenious weapon, if you don't mind its tendency to explode for no reason.

Actually, the most ingenious passive-aggressive use of a doggie bag I've heard was told to me by an editor of mine, years ago.

The process by which one fusks is actually kind of ingenious, if you don't stop to think about the moral or ethical implications of the activity.

It is really quite ingenious.

We are able to see the tiny amount of film that was actually shot, and some ingenious tests that Mr. Gilliam made.

But actually it's an ingenious key to the Pandora's box of Mr. Murakami's art and stuffed with questions of art and commerce, high and low, public brand and private expression, mass production and exquisite craft.