Sentence examples similar to conniving plot from inspiring English sources
Launching the longest oration of the conference, the khaki-clad minister accused the United States of conniving at an assassination plot against Prime Minister Fidel Castro's brother Raul, which Maj. Guevara said was intended as an excuse for United States military action against Cuba.
An innocent man was in danger of going to jail, either because the queen was too prissy to talk to the police; or because she was too dim to understand what it all meant; or, worst of all, because she was conniving in a palace plot to use the trial to settle some old scores with the Spencers.
"It's basically the inmate against the officer plotting and conniving their ways to get out of jail," Mr. Muñoz said.
John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, said that his references to his party's rebels as "plotting and conniving" and being "fucking useless" were just "normal political descriptions".
We all remember how plotting and conniving against a democratically-elected president ended in November of 1963.
The Colors Inspiration Before they launched their channel, research by executives at Colors indicated viewers were fatigued by conniving women and anything goes plots.
The plot of Miller's Crossing revolves around the conniving Bernie Birnbaum John Turturroo), described by one character as "a chisellin' little yid" and generally considered unworthy of the strife he causes.
The story becomes rather convoluted, involving a plot in which the victim and the district attorney had been conniving to close the Frog Pad and open casino gambling in Tippo.
It is her conniving on behalf of her desire to reclaim Dean from Mary that spurs the unlikely twists of plot in the second act.
