ingenious

IPA: ɪndʒˈinjʌs

Examples of "ingenious" in Sentences

But what makes the ad so ingenious is the fact that is a mix of message, brand and "location."
Also the connection between belief and tool-making, while ingenious, is also purely speculative.
I am just writing on how I think your plan on protecting marriage between a man and a woman in ingenious!
He began in 1630 with a prose tract, the Hero, laboured in short ingenious sentences, which went through six editions.
"What you call an ingenious mathematical solution doesn't seem to be reflected in the patent," Voss told Samsung's lawyers.
With these the English word ingenious has an obvious connection, especially in its earlier use as applied to men of letters.
It refers to an ingenious method of subterranean irrigation that exploits gravity to create arable land far beyond water sources, typically in desert environments.
The life writer abovementioned has preserved a fragment of Mr. Butler's, given by one whom he calls the ingenious Mr. Aubrey, who assured him he had it from the poet himself; it is indeed admirable, and the satire sufficiently pungent against the priests.