Sentence examples for may be ingenious from inspiring English sources

But while the packaging may be ingenious, what's inside has been a problem.

The doctrine of apoha and Ganeri's hybrid version may well be ingenious, but it is a far cry from what would satisfy the Hindu realist.

It may be intellectually ingenious but its practical effect is to present the action through the prism of Hamlet's personal anxiety.

But the strongest pull may be the ingenious and acclaimed staging, created by Mark Lamos in 1991 for the Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, N.Y.

The latest scheme is personalisation: that may be an ingenious way of letting pupils concentrate on what they are good at or it may simply add a new layer of complication to a system that is already unworkably barnacled.The new academies may also prove to be gimmicks.

But in this case, the company may be more ingenious.

Technically he could be ingenious.

But coal-plant owners can be ingenious.

Cops can be ingenious, though.

Be ingenious; be inventive.

There have been numerous tales of espionage in the National Football League, but the latest attempts by teams to steal another's plays may be the most ingenious, yet strange, of them all: it involves reading lips.