Sentence examples for devious thinking from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure there are some people who are too lazy, and there are other people who are very devious, thinking, 'How will they know where I live if I don't have any numbers on the door?'" Mr. Prezioso said.

By engrossing them in it, loneliness habituated the masses to the devious thinking "characterized by … logicality".

Whether those are gay people, or women who are thinking in a particularly devious, savage, amoral manner, which is how women think when they really get down to business.

Even if marketers can't do what Plassman describes now, it means they're thinking about ever more devious ways to play to your biases and vulnerabilities.

Wally gave no evidence of thinking himself a rough intruder or a devious conniver after my happiness.

How many times have I wished that some devious money management outfit would christen itself the Saint Joseph Fund just so investors would be gulled into thinking that the firm was affiliated with the financial wizards at Hawk Hill?

"Trying to mislead a hotel into thinking that you're entitled to a negotiated rate that you really aren't, that may not be breaking the law, but it seems a little devious and underhanded," said Mark Ricci, a spokesman for Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide Inc., which operates the Sheraton, St . Regisand W hotels. "Where do you draw the line?

And thinking, thinking, thinking".

As if it were a proven fact that all non-Muslims have nothing better to do than thinking of devious ways of maligning our Holy Prophet's name.

I think they're devious".

Given the centuries old Christian charge of evil linked to magical or devious Jews, at least some form of demonic antisemitism is intrinsic to most conspiracist thinking in Western cultures, even when it is unconscious.