Sentence examples for cunning of your from inspiring English sources

Draw on the hard-headed cunning of your often radical pasts.

(Professor Black has his own Web site at www.thelockerbietrial.com) A defense lawyer, Richard Keen, accused Mr. Bollier of being "mired completely in a web of deceit, cunning and lying of your own invention," and the prosecution admitted it had considered charging him as a co-conspirator.

To succeed, you will need all of your cunning and strength.

Hegel calls this the "cunning of Reason".

Such is the cunning of political history.

Mines also differ in the cruel cunning of their designs.

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.

Obama — bolstered by the political cunning of the House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi — succeeded.

Too often this rough-and-ready recycling destroys the force, and the cunning, of the "Iliad".