Sentence examples for ingeniously used from inspiring English sources

Jean Genet in The Balcony ingeniously used a bordello to mirror a world of political illusion.

Jimmy has ingeniously used sponsorship before, including a contract with Softmints which featured him scrupulously clearing a snooker table before allowing himself a sweet.

To this end, he doesn't employ violins until the last section, while a brass quintet is ingeniously used to sound out from the auditorium.

Why, after all, should an industry that has ingeniously used free-market principles to squeeze the most revenue out of each middle seat be protected from competing in a real free market?

The architects used a single lighted candle and ingeniously used mirrors to create a masterful illumination of hundreds of thousands of flickering lights in the heavens, each one representing the life of a murdered child.

That film, built around a subtle and fearless performance by Charlotte Rampling, ingeniously used some of the techniques of the Hitchcockian psychological thriller to produce an atmosphere of emotional ambiguity and epistemological confusion.

Ms. Rice's production ingeniously uses distancing devices to bring us paradoxically closer to the intensity at its center.

Proimos ingeniously uses jungle pictures to illustrate her emotions.

But Mr. Sullivan ingeniously uses this one to ground his audience and to stabilize an uneasy play.

And she ingeniously uses their failings as a way of establishing narrative tension and of creating comedy.

Mr. Smuin ingeniously uses a live pianist, the ebullient John Bayless, to play in and out of the taped score.