Sentence examples for crafty use from inspiring English sources

However genuine the rage against immigrants, criminals have also made crafty use of the opportunity.

Or on one he didn't like: "I can admire Bacon's crafty use of paint, though it tends towards gimmickry.

When fossils do reveal the anatomical detail of soft parts, it is often down to the crafty use of novel techniques.

Improbably, If... had been shot at Cheltenham college, Anderson's alma mater, whose cooperation had been secured via the crafty use of a 40-page fake script.

Realising that Powell's virtuoso technique was out of reach for him, Silver modified the style through chords, crafty use of space and oddball quotes from other melodies.

Notice, as ever, the crafty use of suspense ("some large brown thing"), and then the diction — "dark brown like an Indian's" — that borrows from a nineteenth-century sensationalist like Wilkie Collins.

There are probably only two types of people pulling these excuses: the crafty, using the Digital Age argument to their advantage, and the completely clueless, who, like plenty in preceding generations, just don't understand the concept of plagiarism.

Watch the video above to find out all of the crafty uses for rosewater.

That is because crafty receivers use rerouting to their advantage.

Puviani posited that crafty governments use artful marketing to create "fiscal illusion"–a false picture to hide from taxpayers how much they pay, where the money goes and what the true long-term costs will be.

They are crafty at using angles and timing to gain an edge in their matchups.