Sentence examples for ingenious conclusion from inspiring English sources

Lacking the security to declare, like Emerson, "if I am the Devil's child, I will live then from the Devil", Lila comes to an ingenious conclusion.

I spent a while trying to think of an ingenious conclusion to this post, so as to give the appearance that I'd been confidently advancing toward it from the start.

The film's ingenious conclusion, bringing Roch and Henri together at the end of a hard journey — and weaving the new film and the old one together as well — offers one of the most moving endings, and one of the greatest last shots, in the history of cinema.

They quoted well-turned phrases and fondly remembered ingenious conclusions.

Turning to naturalistic ontology, some support for this conclusion comes from the ingenious treatment of measurement in Mundy (1990), which is based on multigrade relations.

There is one last and ingenious hypothesis [ 82, 83].

He comes to the conclusion — absurd as it is ingenious — that the implied villain is neither Rastapopoulos nor Lazlo Carriedas but poor old Captain Haddock.

Conclusions: Further research in this area requires a more ingenious approach such as use of more socially heterogeneous study populations than those usually found in Denmark.

In a retrospective article about the original from 1994, Alec Meer of Eurogamer compared both games, coming to conclusion that "X-COM and XCOM are completely different games, both ingenious and both flawed in their own ways".

What makes Mr. Colbert such an ingenious satirist is not just that he exposes political fantasy but that he also takes it to its illogical conclusion.

Very ingenious".