Sentence examples for wildly ingenious from inspiring English sources
Contemporary fictional parallels in film include the wildly ingenious scientist played by Robert Downey Jr. in "Iron Man," who hopes to save the world by retooling himself as a flame-throwing robot made of unwieldy scrap metal parts.
There may be dashes of physical attraction (hello, Rafa Nadal), but just as often, our fancies run to the wildly ingenious (Mark Zuckerberg), or wickedly funny (Amy Sedaris), the purely inspiring (President Obama in Tucson) or all of the above (Kim Kardashian — kidding!).
Perhaps playing off the film's game imagery, Rolling Stone magazine's Peter Travers called Inception a "wildly ingenious chess game," and concluded "the result is a knockout".
In one room, performance art darling Taylor Mac dons the psychedelic fright wig and bulbous nose of a gleefully homicidal clown for his ingenious, wildly subversive children's show.
The artistic products extruded from these corporate tool-and-die factories are not inevitably featureless and mediocre -- Disney, for example, is responsible for the charming, ingenious and wildly popular production of "The Lion King" playing at the New Amsterdam.
In Carlos Rojas' splendid and wildly creative novel, "The Ingenious Gentleman and Poet Federico Garcia Lorca Ascends to Hell," the dead writer watches his last, fateful days replayed in a private theater in the underworld.
Space is constantly an issue, as well as proximity to nosy people, and worse yet, Miracle Gro, which by virtue of its ingenious 19th century name persists as a wildly popular soil for home gardens.
Although it's crazily uneven, it's also wildly funny when it's on its game, as it was last week, for instance, in an episode that found a most ingenious deployment for a ceiling fan.
