Sentence examples for that's ingenious from inspiring English sources
I think that's ingenious on so many levels.
"Minute to Win It," on NBC on Wednesday nights this summer, is a throwback to old-time game shows like "Beat the Clock" that were ingenious in their simplicity.
A concise, often changing à-la-carte menu (there is also a sixty-five-dollar tasting-menu option) features bar snacks that are ingenious refinements of junk food.
There he teamed up with the investment writer James K. Glassman to write a couple of articles in The Wall Street Journal, followed up by a book expanding on those articles entitled "Dow 36,000" -- a catchy title backed up by a thesis that was ingenious, exciting and unfortunately quite silly.
Panzanella is a traditional Tuscan salad with tomatoes that's an ingenious way of using up leftover stale bread.
There's a movement afoot that's making ingenious efforts to elude such questions altogether; its most notable proponents are the filmmakers of the Sensory Ethnography Lab, at Harvard.
The guitar is music's equivalent of open-source software; anyone who wants to can tweak it for purposes that can be ingenious or merely eccentric, and all that activity can lead to bigger things.
All of this may sound grandiose and a bit frightening, but that's why it's ingenious the way Facebook is using Taylor.
The photographic works that result are ingenious and often very funny, but they can't carry a show of this size.
Susskind also recognises that humans are ingenious at customising standard products, slapping high price tags on them and finding people ready to part with their money.
