Sentence examples similar to cunning birds from inspiring English sources

This cunning, tricky bird is used to symbolize intelligence.

Some residents love them for their rat-killing prowess and congenital cuteness, but others loathe them for their cunning bird-killing abilities and the danger they can present to threatened species.

But the raven is a clever bird, a fact noted by American Indian stories, in which it stars as a cunning trickster.

With her partner, the keyboardist and producer Greg Kurstin -- she's the bird; he's the bee -- Ms. George inhabits a world of immaculate vintage styling and cunning calculation.

Here: "Cunning?

Cunning, eh?

Very cunning.

Or "Cunning at math".

The Italians' cunning plan?

Cruel and cunning.

How tortuously cunning!