Sentence examples for cunning you from inspiring English sources

If you're ruthless, greedy and cunning, you get praised as a national hero.

If you're cunning, you can mix the sweet and the sour.

"He knows it's not how educated you are, but how smart you are, how cunning you are and how unafraid to use candor and ruthlessness".

His face, with obsidian eyes that take in everything but reflect nothing, and a tight little mouth, is an impenetrable mask of either innocence or cunning; you're never sure which.

This is where the plan gets really cunning: you now change your user agent string — the bit of info that tells a website what type of device you are running — to "Desktop".

If you're cunning, you should be ready to exploit this.

The Serjeants were required to swear an oath, which was that they would: "serve the King's people as one of the Serjeants-at-law, and you shall truly counsel them that you be retained with after your cunning; and you shall not defer or delay their causes willingly, for covetness of money, or other thing that may turn you to profit; and you shall give due attendance accordingly.

Be discrete and cunning if you have to because once you can come to the truth, it will always be your discretion to trust them or not.

JIMMY (with a cunning wink): You'd been dropping hints — dark, dark hints — you weren't yourself, you know — and I had my suspicions — and was worried, worried to death about you.

Make the metaphor as cunning as you will -- line up 18th with 21st century precisely -- and still the added transaction deflects the concentration.

And melody as well as melodrama is handled throughout the opera with at least as much cunning as you will find in better known Puccini.