Sentence examples for genuinely ingenious from inspiring English sources

One section is genuinely ingenious: a scene in which the dancers roll across the stage on giant beach balls.

As the Joker, Heath Ledger has to be best supervillain of all: genuinely scary, satanically ingenious and bizarrely tricked out in sweatily smudged clown makeup that makes him look like a Pagliacci from hell.

It is really quite ingenious.

Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw hailed it as "ingenious and genuinely frightening".

This ingenious and often genuinely frightening film is a digital mocu-real nightmare, based on the idea of "found" video footage, comparable to The Blair Witch Project and Cloverfield, lower in budget and humbler in scale than both – but arguably scarier than either.

Quite ingenious, really.

Rosemary Golding, Ludlow We say: Bill Murray established himself as a genuinely skilled comic actor in this ingenious 1993 hit directed by his Ghostbusters partner, Harold Ramis.

Try listening to the poem as you write it, asking yourself whether the cadences are genuinely poetry or simply delicate, or ingenious, or upgraded prose.

But the set-up is ingenious and the "kill" scene genuinely thrilling.

Very ingenious".

But he was ingenious.