Sentence examples for cunning yet from inspiring English sources

Cunning, yet oddly simple.

Indeed, the scheme the thieves devise -- involving simple props like a fire extinguisher and an umbrella -- is so cunning, yet so plausible, that the film was banned in several countries out of fear that it might inspire real robberies.

How could Team Cameron have failed to foresee the Scottish nationalists' cunning yet eminently predictable approach, and have walked straight into the trap?

Its leading characters comprise of women, bastards and a cunning-yet-lovable dwarf.

Anyway the plot is prodigious yet cunning.

These men are all loathsome violent, racist, cunning and weak and yet not unsympathetic.

Poet Carl Sandburg hailed it as the "city of the big shoulders," cunning and cruel, yet creative and strangely attractive.

Pantaloon, Italian Pantalone, stock character of the 16th-century Italian commedia dell'arte a cunning and rapacious yet often deceived Venetian merchant.

If he matches Mr Milosevic's cunning, he might yet turn this crisis into an opportunity to ease Montenegro's internal wounds.

Here, though, was undoubtedly his best performance for the club, with his dubious, yet cunning assist followed by a delightful goal on 66 minutes.

Speaking of the cunning Tywin Lannister, yet another solid theory about his tactical acumen revolves around the poisoning of his incest-born grandson, Joffrey Baratheon, on his wedding day.