Sentence examples for ingenious job from inspiring English sources

He does an ingenious job of blurring the lines between human aesthetic and movement, thereby raising the question of what it is to appear human.

In fact, the displays do an ingenious job of staying just presentable enough to qualify as educational, while at the same time conveying the most X-rated information you can possibly infer.

The opera was an ingenious patchwork job.

Tells about the ingenious engineering job of lifting the roof, etc.

Or rather, the somewhat ingenious marketing job that I'm totally helping to go viral…those sneaky Redmond bastards.

This is not just a question of tone or subject matter — "Jackass" and "Inside Job" contemplate ingenious and destructive acts of wanton stupidity, while Mr. Burns and Banksy are preoccupied with fame, money and deceit — but also a matter of formal rules and intellectual procedures.

And, of course, nothing against cutting and pasting: Orson Welles's Shakespeare films (including "Macbeth" and "Othello") depend on his shortening of the plays, and his "Chimes at Midnight" goes farthest it's an ingenious cut-and-paste job centered around the character of Falstaff, played by Welles.

The helpful guide that McDonald's just published offering practical tips on how its workers can subsist on poverty wages is full of ingenious ideas: Get a second job!

There is often the suspicion with his work that the ingenious sculptural form came first and the job of fitting in actual people happened later.

In "Caught," Mr. Parsons's ingenious signature piece, Ms. Koeppen did a fine job as the dancer (usually a man) seemingly frozen in mid-air.

"I think I'd have a pretty ingenious plan for our economy to spark more jobs.