Sentence examples for is very ingenious from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
Yet it is also very big, and man is very ingenious.
But his book is very ingenious, complete with maps, samples of foreign languages, foreign coins and so on.
But the whole world knows the Bush media team is very ingenious indeed when it comes to that kind of less-than-subliminal background message.
Reid's view is very ingenious but it suffers from philosophical and textual shortcomings.
While the card skimmer is very ingenious – it's even green, like the Chase ATM slot, that mirror is a lump of bogus.
The immune system is composed of innate and adaptive immune systems, in which the machinery behind innate immune system is very ingenious due to the conserved ability to recognize microbial components during evolution process.
I had never seen anyone dry lettuce like that before; I thought it was very ingenious".
It's very ingenious and at some levels, a very devious strategy".
The methods of getting the maps through to the prisoners of war were very ingenious.
In the 17th century, Domingo Navarette, a Spanish priest, complained that "the Chinese are very ingenious at imitation.
