Sentence examples for cunning gaze from inspiring English sources

He moved with stealth, his cunning gaze suggesting a beast taking the measure of its prey.

Pert's obituary in The New York Times features a photo of her and Snyder side-by-side, Solomon unfortunately caught in a gaze that screams "How can I keep this discovery for myself?" It's a cunning gaze neither uncommon to Salvador Dalí in photos with wife and muse, Gala, nor Charles to partner Ray Eames. .

That pain is in her restless gaze, which continually roves the bar, but so is the cunning of a born survivor.

In addition, the gaze of the Jew was said to be pathological, searing, cunning, cold, and piercing.

Here: "Cunning?

Cunning, eh?

Whose gaze?

Or "Cunning at math".

The Italians' cunning plan?

"But rather cunning".

Cunning, yet oddly simple.