The phrase 'cunning answer' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe an answer that is cleverly thought out or creatively crafted. For example, "He gave a cunning answer that demonstrated his knowledge of the topic."
Well, Liberal Democrats have our own cunning fox who knows the answers - the Rennard.
That all changes one day with the arrival of a cunning girl named Junior, who has answered a help wanted ad, surreptitiously placed in a newspaper by Heed.
In this thoroughly researched biography, Philip Short, a former Paris correspondent for the BBC, shows the answer to be a mix of breathless cunning and ruthless artistry.
But the answer rests also in Castro's personal charisma, cunning, tenacity, and longevity, which he used to fashion a socialist counterexample to the huge, fiercely capitalistic neighbor 90 miles to Cuba's north.
It also raises a serious political question: how well has Mr Cheney used the power he has amassed with such Machiavellian cunning?In 2000 he was widely seen as the conservative movement's answer to Washington's legendary wise men, such as Dean Acheson and George Kennan.
I think the answer is yes, but only if Bibi shows guts and cunning.
I once called someone and when he answered I pretended I had dialled him by accident (cunning plan!) so was then all, "Oh!
So you could take some classes, or if you don't want to be a politician, just be cunning, ruthless, and talk very carefully, watch what you say and have an answer to everything.
Do they really think they will get what they want?In this section UKIP gets serious Fairly popular A cunning plan Vanishing points The Muslim street The dash for cash Home help Taking grapes from Jeremy Hunt ReprintsThe answer, in some cases at least, is no.
