Sentence examples for devious with from inspiring English sources

Beaver Creek, 800-825-0760; www.beanotherek.Coloradotheresortrado resort not known for its rowdy terrain other than the Birds of Prey downhill racecourse, looks a little more devious with the opening of the Stone Creek Chutes.

They ask the player to fully engage with their devious designs, with difficulty spikes that necessitate your full concentration.

They ask the player to fully engage with their devious designs, with difficulty spikes that necessitate full concentration to overcome.

Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly described Scar as "a figure of both pity and evil, and of treacherous comedy" with "Irons ... filling this devious coward with elegantly witty self-loathing".

A devious trickster with a coat of many pockets, each filled with useful stuff such as burrs, fleas and unguents, Panurge sews one guy's head back on, enabling him to report on the lousy job-market in Hell: Agamemnon's now "a licker-out of casseroles", Hannibal's an "egg-man", and Pope Calixtus has to barber "women's naughty cracks".

We are now so accustomed to the notion of our dominion and manipulation of the natural world that almost every aspect of our interaction with it comes fraught with this other ratio of imbalance: the meeting of our devious brains with the fragility of the flora and fauna facing what conservationists call the Great Acceleration.

And yet Sanders appears to have committed an even more devious crime with the remake.

Because of his architectural training, however, he was an empathetic, although occasionally devious, collaborator with other architects.

"The governor is widely and rightly seen as a secretive, devious officeholder with a taste for luxury and a thin skin," the board wrote.

In interviews, the company and the lawyers suing it seek to frame the conflict in stark terms: devious lawyers with spurious claims piling on a valuable manufacturer, or a greedy company hurting consumers by refusing to fix a defective product.

These presentations of the devious ease with which the Vatican dissembles also clearly serve as a metaphor for the Catholic church's unwillingness to address the scandals of priestly paedophilia.