Fuzzed up and hunched over, Mr. Kutcher looks somewhat like the young Jobs, and there are moments — as when he gives another character a small, devious look as if sliding in a knife — that the casting seems more than a matter of bottom-line calculation.
The governor was said to have directly telephoned Schneiderman during the conference; when I asked Schneiderman to confirm this, he shot me a devious look and scoffed before darting away.
The brilliant, cunning former intelligence chief, the man who lived to play both sides against the middle, has been cast here as a dictator who is sometimes cocky and occasionally devious but looks more often like a drunken, depressed loser.
Pugh, meanwhile, was alarmed by Oakeshott's leaking of the polls; he feared it was premature, and that it would look devious.
Every trove of letters and memoirs, from Ottoline Morrell to Osbert Sitwell to the egregious Robert Sencourt, has been combed in search of anything, however trivial, that will make Eliot look devious, suspicious, at least louche.
The casual observer might be fooled by the trend line imposed by those devious science wizards, but look closer: the temperature on March the 7th reached 6C, higher than the temperature on April the 27th.
And if you look at "Devious Maids" and "Ugly Betty" and what Eva Longoria has done and what Mario Lopez is doing every day... so yea I think it's much better than it's ever been and it looks like it's moving in a really positive direction.
The well-chronicled fiasco, which began with a report by WMKG, made Howard look a bit devious as he continued to deny that he asked for Van Gundy's removal — while Van Gundy was confirming the story.
Learn to spot the lean and hungry look of the devious developer; when you meet a smooth talker, remember that "He's mad that trusts in the tameness of a wolf".
A spider when I was feeling devious.
Neurasthenic, worn-out, devious Henny, given to "black looks" and blacker moods, is the household "hag" (her word) who pours reality-based poison into her children's eagerly open ears.
