The phrase "cunning idea" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means a clever or sneaky plan or concept. Example: The detective's cunning idea to catch the thief involved setting up a fake robbery to lure them out of hiding.
Gordon and Alistair have a cunning idea for getting out of recession.
I have a cunning idea up my sleeve and it's something I want to take on in 2016, so watch this space.
Beats' cunning idea is in taking a "fashion first" approach backed by music industry kudos, then adding technology.
One day, one of the thieves got a cunning idea.
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The idea that cunning, stubbornness and lies were to be expected from a criminal — that it was in order to deal with such people that the police existed — didn't seem obvious to them at all.
Like his former LuckyMe labelmate Rustie, Baauer's always been proof that you can sound big without sounding dumb, and Aa's the most cunning summation of that idea yet. Oliver Kinkel.
Mr. Andrés, the 41-year-old Spanish chef known for his bold ideas and commercial cunning, was brainstorming the menu for China Poblano, the $6 million Chinese-Mexican restaurant he is creating for the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, a 50-story resort casino opening in mid-December.
He has the same raw energy, the same blunt way of putting forward his ideas, the same cunning ways with the media; but he will have to convince supporters that he is able to unify the party, and the country, around him.
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy perhaps gave us an inflated idea of just how cunning spies really were.
But this is a cunning show that plays on the idea of miracles and transformations of many kinds – with a little help from some glue and a range of stick-on facial hair.
