Sentence examples for almost ingenious from inspiring English sources

Paul Taylor from The Independent was less impressed and wrote "a miscast Elaine Paige manages to be unfunny to an almost ingenious degree as the heroine's bibulous minder".

Mr. Gilroy's most ingenious structural gamble — the duplicity of "Duplicity" — is to make foreground and background almost perfectly reversible.

Most ingenious are the monuments.

It is most ingenious.

But reality offers artificial intelligence that is almost as ingenious, and much more benevolent.

The truth is, there's almost nothing ingenious about what LulzSec is doing: CIA and Soca were not "hacked" in any meaningful sense, rather their public websites were brought down by an avalanche of traffic – a so-called "distributed denial-of-service" (DDoS) attack.

Now, having received Brad Pitt's call, they came up with an ingenious, almost whimsical solution to the problem of future flooding: their "Bend House" was a variation on the South's traditional low-slung shotgun houses, this one hinged in the middle so that its front and back are raised above the waterline.

Almost certainly the ingenious Jun Takahashi had something fun in mind when he opened Undercover with a parade of models in patchwork bikinis, tromping in a kind of clog espadrille, and then lemony dresses creased in the pattern of a spider's web.

Almost too clever, perhaps, encouraging you to focus on the ingenious story-telling rather than the seriousness of the story.

The argument that sustains this claim is ingenious and almost convincing.

A connoisseur, Giovanni Morelli, attributed it to Giorgione, according to an 1887 letter in which he wrote: "It appears to me almost too vivid and ingenious for Sebastiano".