Sentence examples for cunning structure from inspiring English sources
Margulies's cunning structure allows "Sight Unseen" to unfold rather like an archeological dig.
Meanwhile, her husband transforms into LeBlanc's wingman, and, in a structure as cunning as a Chekhov play, the gun that flashes in the first act — LeBlanc's enormous penis — goes off in the finale.
We also know that these folks have: total control of their companies on account of a cunning two-tier shareholding structure, which effectively liberates them from stock market control; megalomaniacal ambitions; and – for the time being at least – money-pumps, which provide limitless resources and enable their founders to indulge their ambitions and visions.
David Lynch's 2001 "Mulholland Drive" makes particularly cunning use of this basic structure, because it doesn't ever explicitly signal that it's a madness story.
He was ambitious as a writer in the same way — very cunning in the way he structured the book.
The show is a mirror of the current power structure, in which earnest and cunning students, not even yet graduated, are emerging already branded with signature styles.
Interestingly, FG-filaments form amyloid-like, β-rich structures and thus represent another cunning example of a functional IDP aggregate (see section 4.2).
What seems, on the surface, a panegyric to the victor of the battle of Agincourt is, in the ironies of its structure and the antitheses of its speech, a cunning commentary on the hypocrisy of political personality.
The cunning game of appointing young ideologues to the bench has paid off handsomely for the corporate power structure.
