Sentence examples for clever feint for from inspiring English sources

But that is a clever feint, for their true subject is age.

That doesn't stop Sergio Aguero from wriggling away from Richard Dunne inside the area and a clever feint makes space for a shot... or a cross, even.

It was a clever feint, and Lenic fell for it by playing 29 Qg5.

After this clever feint Ms. Chenoweth, the tiny, explosively talented blond tornado from Oklahoma, whirled offstage for a few seconds before bouncing back looking like Daisy Mae, in a tight pink dress and grinning ear to ear.

It's possible, as some suggested, that this was a very clever feint by Zichal to reassure the electricity industry and Republicans in Congress before the administration fills out its second term cabinet.

A quickly taken free-kick was flicked on by Fernando Torres, also a substitute, and Correa made a clever feint that left Mascherano on the ground before firing home via a post.

The only charitable way to interpret such a position is that it could be a clever feint to tempt Mr Hussein to show his true nature by modifying his offer again in the belief that the world's great powers are disunited once more.

With solid bodywork, clever feints and tremendous heart, it scores at least a TKO, by which I mean both that it falls just short of overpowering greatness -- I can't quite exclaim, "It's a knockout!" -- and that the most impressive thing about it is technique.

His whole war strategy rested on ingenious tactics and clever feints made from afar, and damn it if his ideas weren't pretty brilliant.

Except now she's saying she didn't "blast" the commission, she "believed it was a feint for tax increases".

Making Alan Johnson shadow chancellor may be a clever tactical feint.