Sentence examples similar to Cunning epitome from inspiring English sources

Cunning move, Jenkins.

Cunning whenever you hear them.

"CUNNING LITTLE VIXEN," New York City Opera.

See also Cunning 2007.

Learn to Be Cunning.

Cunning, eh?

Cunning, yet oddly simple.

Rachel is the epitome of America's material culture, a cunning, brainless girl who parodies television commercials and says of Eeben Axelroot, "I'm willing to be a philanderist for peace, but a lady can only go so far where perspiration odor is concerned". Ruth May, the baby, is the innocent whose words betray the guilty; she is the catalyst that splits the Price family apart.

Here: "Cunning?

Very cunning.

It's the epitome.