Sentence examples for cunning of him from inspiring English sources

And I have the feeling this is rather cunning of him, even though I also feel there ought to be one for someone who perhaps more than anyone captured the sheer hilarity, embarrassment and improbable heat under the ice of the English.

He's the best, the most skilful, the most devious and the most cunning of them all".

One of them, Charles Haughey, once (accurately) described Mr Ahern "the most skilful, the most devious and the most cunning of them all".

It is finally the cunning of the Woman that ensnares him into the cave – it is an extremely crafty deal, during which all is explained, even why it is that dogs chase cats up trees.

He would sometimes talk about the blizzard of 1936, and he talked about the kindly cunning of the draft horses, who loved to impose upon him.

Among colleagues, his supposed cunning earned him the sobriquet of "Reynard", after the fox associated with trickery in European fairytales, while inevitable comparisons have also been made with Labour's Peter Mandelson.

Hegel calls this the "cunning of Reason".

Such is the cunning of political history.

Well, here is the cunning of Libby's ploy.

That'll be up to the quality and cunning of the people in charge.

Sometimes this guileless leader was outwitted by the superior cunning of his opponents.