Sentence examples for cunning air from inspiring English sources
Obviously there's a lot at stake for the people of "Race," especially for Charles, whom Mr. Thomas portrays with a cunning air of masochistic martyrdom.
With a cunning pluck of the air he nicks my imaginary whip.
Detractors accused him of cunning and excessive politicking, Air Marshal Williams declaring that Scherger favoured his friends in the service and later in TAA and CAC, while John Gorton famously called him "a politician in uniform".
How Could Donald Trump Have Possibly Known His RT Interview Would Air On RT? You've never seen such a cunning plot.
In Arab folklore, the fox is considered a cowardly, weak, deceitful and cunning animal, said to feign death by filling its abdomen with air in order to appear bloated, then lies on its side, awaiting the approach of unwitting prey.
Prisoner and Escort became Porridge, airing from 1974 1977, with Barker starring as the cynical and cunning prisoner Norman Stanley Fletcher.
Although he takes too long to wise up to the fact that someone has it in for him, Henry keeps his endearing air of innocence throughout his ordeal in the capable, if not always kind, hands of a cunning craftsman.
