Sentence examples for more ingeniously from inspiring English sources

And yet more matter keeps arriving, more ingeniously.

And no artist erases self-consciousness faster and more ingeniously than Vermeer.

More ingeniously, repealers make what might be called a stupidity argument.

Other designers have more ingeniously finessed leopard (Azzedine Alaïa), but at least Mr. Ford wasn't in retreat.

For the most part, Britons do not need to work longer they already put in among the longest shifts in Europe but more ingeniously and productively.

More ingeniously, Mr. Linkletter set a dozen balls adrift in the Pacific, announcing a $1,000 prize for the first person to find one.

The reason given may be-more crudely-that the pyramid is the most piercing of figures as fire is of bodies, or-more ingeniously-the position may be supported by the following argument.

What's more, Tashlin ingeniously puts into Jerome's words his own diagnosis of Scotty's underlying problem: "I'm overly sensitive to someone who has pain".

To boost ratings even more, Laybourne ingeniously repackaged Bewitched, Lassie and I Love Lucy re-runs on "Nick at Nite," making the channel a hit with children during the day and adults at night.

Ms. Choi, a Korean-American, did something larger and more original than ingeniously devise a foreigner experiencing America.

And, like very few other modern buildings, the Contemporary Arts Center addresses the corner — more confidently and ingeniously than any building since Paul Rudolph's Art and Architecture Building at Yale, which was finished forty years ago.