Sentence examples for cunning study from inspiring English sources

Next stop is the kitchenette, a cunning study in red where plastic bowls with kitschy lids are lined up on an open shelf like the Nutcracker chorus line in Disney's "Fantasia".

Jean Reagan's How to Babysit a Grandad (Hodder, £6.99 paperback) is a cunning study in role reversal, with Lee Wildish's over-the-top illustrations well in keeping with a jaunty text where a small child calls all the shots from first to last.

Embury's garage entrance is a cunning work of camouflage.

Cattelan is an insider's outsider: a working-class lad, with an outlaw streak, who soared to élite status by means of quick-study cunning and raffish charm.

A new paper in Nature Methods this week highlighted a cunning new way of studying animals in the wild.

Hutton's assessment was shared by historian Owen Davies; in his study of English cunning-folk, he described Liddell's stories as "seductive but entirely unsubstantiated".

Maple wrote that Pickingill was known to use cursing and malevolent magic on occasion, something that the folklorist contrasted with the activities of other contemporary cunning folk that he had studied, such as James Murrell.

Adjoa Andoh's Condoleezza Rice is a study in carefully coiffed cunning.

Nevertheless, uncompromising as it is, Dog Boy creates, in Romochka, a touchingly complex and credible dog boy – cunning, tender, angry, wild, strangely beautiful – as well as a wholly convincing study of how a feral dog-pack works.

Study Occult books, grimoires, how-to guides on spells etc. Be cunning.

Zhou Yongsheng, a professor of Japan studies at China Foreign Affairs University, says initiating media campaigns regarding such meetings is a "cunning strategy".