Sentence examples for devious conspiracy from inspiring English sources

Rebutting the accusations of foul play, Russian officials hinted at a devious conspiracy to discredit President Putin.

That means there was some kind of devious conspiracy that had to be created to bring Obama to the presidency.

He speaks of a devious conspiracy by a clique within the army, and he encourages people to take to the streets, take over key places and airports in the country and stop the military.

In their eyes this was "but a front for some devious Soviet-inspired conspiracy to dominate the Middle East.

Just right for an age when Hillary Clinton can blame her husband's troubles on a "right-wing conspiracy," the books are filled with devious, often dangerous, ways of skirting the law.

The best moments of Blacklist and Homeland are always when a mysterious conspiracy suddenly becomes clear and the audience sees the devious plotting laid bare.

Summing up their cases in the criminal conspiracy trial of Sotheby's former chairman, A. Alfred Taubman, the lead prosecutor portrayed him yesterday as a devious price fixer who cut an illegal deal with Christie's, the archrival auction house, while a defense lawyer called him the innocent dupe of a scheming deputy desperate to avoid prison.

Devious cocktails?

Just devious.

How devious.

"Devious," he wrote.