Sentence examples for ingenious he from inspiring English sources

"It really was ingenious," he adds.

"I thought it was funny and ingenious," he said.

"The lack of technology actually forces you to be ingenious," he told me.

"What they are talking about for the downtown transportation hub is pretty ingenious," he said.

Reinhardt said Frist's scheme was the most ingenious he had ever seen: "It was wholly corrupt".

Determined not to regress, he constructs his own small civilisation; indefatigably ingenious, he even reinvents the umbrella.

As he has his ingenious idea, he unwraps the sticky apples and throws the plastic wrappings into the wind.

They were so ingenious, and he was so winning as he explained, in pretty fair English, how he made them, that we bought two.

While he respected Kempelen as "a very ingenious man", he asserted that the Turk was an elaborate hoax with a small child inside the machine, describing the machine as "a complicated piece of clockwork ... which is nothing more, than one, of many other ingenious devices, to misguide and delude the observers".

"Ingenious verbalists," he called those who came to Virginia, while he was in charge, only to find themselves shocked by what they saw, "because they found not English Cities, nor such faire houses, nor at their owne wishes any of their accustomed dainties, with feather beds and downe pillowes".

Through ingenious transformations he handled problems involving more general algebraic curves, and he applied his analysis of infinitesimal quantities to a variety of other problems, including the calculation of centres of gravity and finding the lengths of curves.