Sentence examples for crafty writing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kron's crafty writing in "Well" sharpens the impression that, in the case of Ann, we're watching actual experience unadulterated by artistic tampering.

"If actual Wall Street and oil industry misdeeds did not exist, politicians would have to invent them, so as to distract the public from what they have created, a leviathan of poorly disclosed obligations, which are 10 times the cost of all wars since the American Revolution," the crafty, wise Cembalest writes in his July 21 "Eye on the Market" investment letter.

That would be the case "no matter how eloquent your speech and how crafty your words," wrote Pearl, who heads the philanthropic Daniel Pearl Foundation.

Based in Los Angeles, this crafty R&B trio writes, performs and produces its own music, a rare instance of artistic autonomy in a world defined by behind-the-scenes direction.

Novels are for readers, and writing them means the crafty, patient, selfless construction of effects.

If he knew I was writing this review, he'd think about crafty ways to manipulate me.

It was a crafty bit of maneuvering, writes Clark Judge on CBSSports.com, and Jerry Sullivan of The Buffalo News gives the Bills a nod for being bold.

So when you're holed up inside your tent, be sure to write down all those crafty folk songs on Rite in the Rain, a waterproof notebook designed for writing notes down in all weather conditions.

Writing about the book, Kressel and Kressel say Grisham "plays on fears that the American justice system has been hijacked by crafty attorneys and immensely effective hired-gun social scientists".

"I think they've been very crafty in the way they wrote it," said Dan Becker, an energy expert at the Sierra Club.

HANNIE CAULDER Shot in Spain with British money and American stars, "Hannie Caulder" (1971) finds the veteran Hollywood writer-director Burt Kennedy struggling to imitate Sergio Leone's Italian westerns, which themselves were substantially inspired by the crafty little westerns that Kennedy wrote for the director Budd Boetticher in the 1950s ("Seven Men From Now," "The Tall T").