Sentence examples for be more ingenious from inspiring English sources

Human beings have to be more ingenious than this, and more generous.

Given the competition from the Internet, "we've had to be more ingenious about the way we've approached it," Mr. Simpson-Bint said.

But many devotees of his musical "Sweeney Todd" consider it to be more ingenious and musically rich than countless contemporary works called operas.

But in this case, the company may be more ingenious.

But the device is more ingenious than entertaining.

But few contraptions are more ingenious than the bathroom that converts — presto chango!

And "A Wanted Man" is more ingenious than other Reacher books have been about the underground activities Reacher is thwarting.

Other shifts are more ingenious; where the small screen was ashen and gray, in tribute to the atmosphere of exhaustion that pervades le Carré's novel, cinemagoers must brace themselves for an explosion of brown.

The carmakers want to tailor each vehicle to a customer's order, so they are buying robots that can recognise different models and adapt accordingly.Then there are more ingenious ways of helping robots navigate their surroundings.

In an interview, a senior European nuclear official who monitors the Iranian program said the IR-2 was "more ingenious" than its predecessor, an unreliable machine called the P-1, with the "P" reflecting its Pakistani origins.

Thieme says that the spears indicate that premodern humans were more ingenious than many believe.