Sentence examples for indeed ingenious from inspiring English sources

Meles Zenawi, the prime minister of Ethiopia, has the most insightful, indeed ingenious, ideas about rural development of any leader in that country's modern history.

Broughton has indeed been ingenious enough to construct a piece of apparel he calls mufflers -- a kind of voluptuous padding for the fist.

"Indeed, an ingenious actuary might even find upon irrefutable computation that the annual loss of time expended by readers seeking to decipher Latinisms equals the cost of maintaining the new federal courthouse in Central Islip," he wrote.

But the whole world knows the Bush media team is very ingenious indeed when it comes to that kind of less-than-subliminal background message.

To examine whether corvids could indeed find such ingenious solutions to problems, Bird and Emery provided rooks with a pile of stones and a tube of water containing a floating worm; examining whether they would spontaneously drop stones into the tube to bring the worm within reach.

Withal, the Lilliputians are, in some wise, much as I had envisioned them — tiny creatures, indeed, but also proud and ingenious.

Recognizing him as an ingenious inventor is indeed a great tribute.

And Berry's debut detective novel is indeed imaginative, fantastical, sometimes inexplicable, labyrinthine and ingenious.

There are indeed some creative programmers producing elegant, witty or ingenious apps.

While their text is indeed tedious at times, the sheer bizarreness and ingenious engineering of some of the vans offset that.

Indeed Dr Keith describes Dr Lackner's solution as "ingenious", but questions whether the figures really add up.