Sentence examples for so ingenious from inspiring English sources

It was so ingenious by Madigan to send a free-kick bomb in Pisi's direction.

The bombs were so ingenious that they would have evaded airport security.

It seemed so quintessentially human — so ingenious and simultaneously so profoundly flawed.

Everyone was fed up with its version of beauty, so ingenious, so perverse, so congealed.

There is something so ingenious in the idea to put poetry into such an ordinary, workaday space too.

The craftsmen were so ingenious about giving Welles the effects he wanted that even now audiences aren't aware of how cheaply made "Citizen Kane" was.

Rarely have the masses grooved to something so peculiarly ingenious.

The Web is rife with pornography and vitriol for the very same reasons it's so consistently ingenious.

In a statement, Mr Mitchell said: "When the last Labour government introduced tax incentives to invest in the British film industry, along with many other investors I did so through Ingenious Films.

He devised a plan of escape so fiendishly ingenious that I could hardly believe my eyes (when I saw it diagrammed on a piece of paper) or ears (when he turned it right side up and explained it to me).

And it does so in ingenious visual terms, by varying the size, style and weight of the handwritten text so that the story is delivered in countless intersecting and overlapping layers.