Sentence examples for be more cunning from inspiring English sources
They will be more cunning.
The millionaire bankers, oil tycoons, media moguls and industry barons who make up Russia's new oligarchy might prove to be more cunning villains.
"You seem to be more cunning than your years!
The French theologian Pierre Charron once famously said, "the easiest way to be cheated is to believe yourself to be more cunning than others".
And in this respect television is more cunning than ever.
It's more cunning, overwhelming and all-consuming than that.
It seems unimaginable that the junta, which was more cunning than it is generally given credit for, would not have included a role for Suu Kyi.
His pretty wife couldn't be more pleased about Damon's career aspirations: Maya (Sprague Grayden), a bartender, shares her husband's ruthlessness, but she is more cunning and more patient.
If the Times were more cunning and self-aware, you might say that its effort is not so much to embrace native advertising but to undermine it.
The bad guys were more cunning: they tweaked Conficker so it would now reach out not to 250, but 500,000 domains a day.
In current usage, a ploy is more cunning than a subterfuge, not as overtly false or bookishly old-fashioned as a ruse and somewhat more creative than a tactic.
