Sentence examples for ingenious than from inspiring English sources

But the device is more ingenious than entertaining.

His teasing cruelty is less ingenious than Moriarty's.

But sanctioners, at the very least, must be no less ingenious than the sanctioned.

But few contraptions are more ingenious than the bathroom that converts — presto chango!

Human beings have to be more ingenious than this, and more generous.

The first I find much more euphonious and ingenious than the second, though I may be prejudiced.

Ingenious rather than truly alarming.

Barron's a more ingenious Lovecraftian than most.

Priming connections, like generating neuroplasticity, can seem less a matter of ingenious science than of basic and relentless physical therapy.

Seeing Trevor Nunn's 2011 Chichester revival of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, I was struck less by the ingenious wordplay than by the preoccupation with death and the idea that "we must be born with an intuition of mortality".

First, the "cognitive" revolution: about 70,000 years ago, we start to behave in far more ingenious ways than before, for reasons that are still obscure, and we spread rapidly across the planet.