Sentence examples for a very cunning from inspiring English sources
"He was a very cunning person, a very witty person.
One foster mother described her as "a very cunning, sadistic, malicious child".
Admirable enough – though, if you think about it, a very cunning marketing ploy indeed.
"A very cunning man; if we try to demonize him, we're going to lose".
The former was actually a very cunning man who played a somewhat controversial part in the history of Britain.
But it is happening by stealth, rather than plan, unless, indeed, it is a very cunning one.
It's also very cunning because it provides a mechanism for an Orwellian state government led by evangelical christians to implement a framework of religious policy.
He was ambitious as a writer in the same way — very cunning in the way he structured the book.
The live gig-cum-installation Klanghaus, under the music section, has already proved one of my theatrical highlights of the festival, and John Berkavitch's very engaging Shame sits comfortably under the spoken-word section, but has many satisfying theatrical elements too, including the very cunning use of a trio of breakdancers.
LOS ANGELES — The retired racecar driver Dan Gurney perhaps best summarized the life of Carroll Shelby at the Petersen Automotive Museum on Wednesday: "He was a man of contradictions, kind on one hand and very cunning on another.
Up to now, Erdogan has been very cunning, treating his opponents like frogs in a pail, always just gradually turning up the heat so they never quite knew they were boiling.
