Sentence examples for more ingenious than from inspiring English sources

But the device is more ingenious than entertaining.

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.

And "A Wanted Man" is more ingenious than other Reacher books have been about the underground activities Reacher is thwarting.

As regional operations go, this crime ring (which even has a Web site, LotsforLoot.com) is way more ingenious than the usual dope-­smuggling gang.

Wood's aspersions are confirmed by Lifeboat, where the Nazi played by Walter Slezak is tougher, braver and more ingenious than the democratically quarrelsome Americans he outwits.

Barron's a more ingenious Lovecraftian than most.

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.

In the latter category of intellectual offenders, one always finds the predictable host of what you might, at a stretch, call neo-Fabians after the British socialist movement always more ingenious, more humanist-than-thou who focus on Western polemical inconsistencies rathumanist-than-thou whoe's humanist-than-thou who

"Of all the recent attempts, public and private, to justify the American intervention in the Dominican Republic, none sounded more ingenious to us than a contribution by Eric Sevareid that was reprinted as a public-service advertisement in the Times by A. N. Spanel, founder and chairman of the International Latex Corporation.

But many devotees of his musical "Sweeney Todd" consider it to be more ingenious and musically rich than countless contemporary works called operas.