Sentence examples for so ingenious that from inspiring English sources
The bombs were so ingenious that they would have evaded airport security.
It's a tool so ingenious that Wall Street — font of the ingenious tools that created the crisis — treats it as the gravest threat to civilization since the breakfast burrito.
At heart, it was a concert opera, but in a multimedia conception that promised to be so ingenious that listeners traveled long distances to catch it, and talked about it for months.
It's a tool so ingenious that Wall Street font of the ingenious tools that created the crisis treats it as the gravest threat to civilization since the breakfast burrito.
The tampering was so ingenious that it took twenty-five engineers at the National Security Agency (N.S.A ., working six days a week for several months, with X-ray equipment, to figure out how it was done.
AOL also has a killer idea, a feature so ingenious that it alone could have made AOLTV succeed where WebTV failed: the ability to chat with fellow viewers, thus endowing the solitary act of watching television with the communal joy of watching movies in a theater.
But what was so ingenious was that the dance was accompanied by a Sol LeWitt film of the same dance, which was projected onto a scrim, as it was at the première.
What makes it so ingenious is that only users who had accounts prior to 1 April 2015 can press the button, which means that there are a finite number of clickers and the countdown WILL end at some point, though it could take weeks or months.
Fancy Bears was taken by many to be a jokey nom de guerre for elements of the Russian security services and the revelations appeared to be a reprisal for the ban on Russian athletes competing in the Rio track and field events that followed the disclosure of a clandestine doping programme so ingenious and sophisticated that it made the old East German system look like meals on wheels.
At least then, a certain intrigue existed, an anticipation that the Jets were concocting plays to integrate Tebow so ingenious, so creative that they could have been hung on the refrigerator.
Beethoven's last piano sonatas are fascinating in part because the structure is that of theme and enormously elaborate variation; and Beethoven's variations are so fertile, so ingenious, so chromatic that they seem potentially infinite, a statement of limitlessness.
