Sentence examples for a more cunning from inspiring English sources

I decide that a more cunning route of questioning is required.

The Israeli Army now faces a more cunning and powerful Palestinian foe than it ever has in the past.

When he's speaking in public, there's a little smile there". You could call him a more cunning, Tory version of the 90s John Prescott; or a cuddlier version of the 80s Norman Tebbit: populist, tribal, instantly recognisable, seemingly authentic and unspun – a usefully primal political force for a government with complicated plans.

"It's hard to imagine a more cunning, cruel, or horrific set of circumstances," he said.

I just returned from Baton Rouge, La., where there is a serial killer on the loose, a murderer more cunning and brazen than most.

Twenty years after the global outbreak of AIDS, no one has developed an effective vaccine against the HIV virus, a far more cunning foe than polio, smallpox or measles.

In Mr. Burton's film, apes are a lot more cunning than civilized.

Norman Mailer was a much more cunning literary politician and subverter of genres in his book Armies of the Night.

It's almost as if Primal Scream have merely become a touch more cunning at disguising their fascination with the 60s.

Zen is constantly walking down Philip Marlowe's 'mean streets' but the forces ranged against him require a different, more cunning approach than the tough-guy attitude of the classic US private eye.

That said, maybe we could solve the problem if only we were a bit more cunning, perhaps burning the haystack and then riffling through the ashes with a magnet.