“The secret of their survival has been to keep things genially non-confrontational, and never to allow any member to lose face.”

“Powers marshals his material cogently and genially, from Arts and Crafts to high-tech.”

“These are reasonable requests, as Stursberg genially points out, but when he first raised the issue, some film-makers thought he was asking them to walk on water.”

“It was her first gaiety in London for so long that she enjoyed everything ingenuously.”

“Tale is ingenuously layered, infused with creepiness and spiked with a couple of real heart-stoppers.”

“The boys spend their time on the computer, posting ingenuously scatological messages in anonymous chat rooms.”

“An ingeniously constructed system of heavy solid-mahogany double-doors gives the forecabin complete privacy.”

“The film ingeniously compares notorious examples of bad corporate behavior to a list of psychiatric symptoms.”

“This ingeniously engineered retractable roof over a courtyard attached to an 18th-century theater brings the space into use all year round.”