Sentence examples for but rather cunning from inspiring English sources
Agamemnon Otero, CEO of Repowering London, had a rather cunning but wholly rewarding approach: "We got 20 year old men involved [in gardening] by saying we'll grow hops, we'll grow our own beer" – Why didn't I think of that?
He also deploys the rather cunning skill of using quotations to get at thorny issues.
The masquerading restaurant made an impression all right, albeit a rather cunning one of the esteemed original across the road.
And I have the feeling this is rather cunning of him, even though I also feel there ought to be one for someone who perhaps more than anyone captured the sheer hilarity, embarrassment and improbable heat under the ice of the English.
The Scenery app employs a rather cunning (and familiar) revenue model.
Another rather cunning design consists of a feeding bowl covered with a lid that has multiple holes cut in it.
The Djokovic-Nadal match at the Australian Open that Steinberger refers to was not so much a slugfest in the mode of, say, Williams-Sharapova, but rather a full-scale epic that combined tactical moves complete with cunning traps and numinous shot-making — a true test of strength and fitness.
But rather than look down awkwardly when Trump started talking tough about a giant border fence, and suggesting that the "cunning" Mexican government is "sending the bad ones over," the rest of the Republicans on stage Thursday rushed to talk about their own hardline immigration policies.
But rather quite the opposite.
Nice but rather unlikely.
