Sentence examples for ingenious look from inspiring English sources

The Cabin in the Woods is a shrewd, ingenious look at the programmatic elements of the genre, a satire that is also a lenient celebration, and it could wind up being a set text in any MA course in horror.

They were open on the sides, and the models were bare underneath, but what that told you was just that Mr. Audibet, one of fashion's unsung heroes, was giving women the chance to decide for themselves how to wear the simple but ingenious look.

Dr Taylor had, in an ingenious insight, looked at the "fractal dimensions" of Pollock's work (roughly speaking, how much Pollock's drippy canvases resembled themselves at different length scales) and found distinguishing characteristics unique to Pollock.

An ingenious study looked at how old herbarium specimens of foreign plants brought to Britain long ago have changed by comparing them with today's living plants of the same species, and the results were astonishing.

Solar physicists have found an ingenious way to look at the far side of the sun.

Sarah Dempster of The Guardian agreed, adding that "Four years into its ingenious 'making history look less crap' operation ... HH remains true to its aim, with meticulously harvested historical data + roaringly well-observed pop culture pastiches = seemingly infinite heritage lolz".

They are currently at around the same level that Mexican bonds reached in the 1994 Mexican-peso crisis.The debt-rescheduling plan Mr Cavallo came up with as part of the August deal with the IMF certainly looks ingenious.

Instead, Lichtenstein got the board to agree to the kind of decision that looks ingenious only in retrospect: he would showcase the art he loved, not the art his audience wanted to see.

The result is the apartment's most ingenious flourish: When looked at head on, the open kitchen has the appearance of a constructivist backdrop, with virtually everything artfully hidden.

Mrs. Burt thinks it very ingenious and says they look so real people keep trying to light their cigarettes.

Each applicant needs an accession treaty that can include the institutional changes, such as new voting weights or extra parliamentary seats.Needless to say, many of Europe's leaders will instead look for ingenious ways to ignore or reverse the Irish decision.