“ingenious”造句，怎麼用ingenious造句

It's just one example of a growing trend towards ingenious concealment of technology.

His smartness of the morning had seemed to Tom a good joke before, and very ingenious.

The LUCA operating system was an ingenious solution to keeping track of all those thousands of proteins.

ChaCha does have one ingenious feature, though: a tiled "video wall" that lets you preview 20 videos at once.

The sculptural "haute couture" pieces enchant and enthrall with its ingenious construction and tactile allure of porcelain.

He dismissed poetry as “a kind of ingenious nonsense,” and the one time he attended an opera he fled at the third act.

A pair of nice dimples hung on the round face, and a pair of watery eyes, rotating from time to time, showing an ingenious and mischievous force.

Rooks are found to use ingenious tools; dolphins are overheard talking to whales; and pigs, while not yet flying, play a passable game of football-at least according to the BBC.

Goofy, yes. But also ingenious.

All clockwork, but some of them are quite ingenious.

Experience has clearly shown that the existing process of law cannot overcome systematic and ingenious discrimination.

That's just an overture, really, to a symphony of hurtling, fairly ingenious fights and escapes.

Now for a reality check: in the history of ingenious display technologies, only a handful have ever made it into mass production.

The publisher, Nelson Doubleday, fearing for the lives of his staff, cancelled his deal with Haley; Barney Rosset, the bold and ingenious proprietor of Grove Press, picked up the contract.

This ingenious idea has immediate face validity.

The new type of suitcase car designed by our engineers is very ingenious and practical.

Using a bit of ingenious reasoning, Fischer has managed to create maps showing which pictures were taken by tourists, and which were taken by locals.

Fortunately, his son inherited the father's 'ingenious mind.

We've collected ingenious tips from 18 countries, asking leading nutritionists and Reader's Digest's international editors to divulge the quirks of their cultures that can help us all stay lean.

The ‘ingenious and transformative’ plastic is made up of long chains of hydrocarbons ‘glued’ together by tiny plugs of metal.