Sentence examples for somewhat ingenious from inspiring English sources

In his ruling, Judge Platts described Ryanair's contention to the contrary as: "A somewhat ingenious legal analysis which I doubt was in the mind of the parties when the contract was made".

Or rather, the somewhat ingenious marketing job that I'm totally helping to go viral…those sneaky Redmond bastards.

The company, for those unfamiliar, came up with a somewhat ingenious technological solution which would serve as an alternative to NFC – a technology that's yet to gain widespread adoption here in the States, due to lack of merchant support and, so far, lack of adoption by Apple, which has decided to not include NFC technology in the iPhone.

Pretty ingenious, right?

It's pretty ingenious.

The hack is fairly ingenious.

The project is fairly ingenious.

The system is pretty ingenious.

And it is pretty ingenious.

A test format somewhat more ingenious in nature was developed on the basis of two binder molecules, one that self-associated in the presence of Zn2+ ions and one that bound HCAII [ 47].

Her latest novel, Foreign Bodies (Atlantic), is an ingenious, somewhat subversive reworking of Henry James's The Ambassadors.