(Those bastards at Cadbury have been torturing me lately with their ceaseless innovations, perhaps most deviously by inserting cheese biscuits – cheese biscuits – into their chocolate, with predictably sexual results).
This led him to think of ways to wriggle into the commercial passenger trade.He made his play deviously and slowly.
But the very intimacy of Klimt's sensuous sketches opens up a new dimension of this artist and his ability to convey delicate emotions in a deviously arched eyebrow or pursed lip.An exhibition at the Musée Maillol in Paris brings together some 120 erotic drawings that explore the naked female form without the ornament or adornment that is typical of the artist's better-known works.
Western countries chip in with cash and "non-lethal" aid which may include radios, intelligence and night-vision gear yet their shyness bolsters rebel suspicions that the West, at the bidding of Israel, deviously seeks to prolong Syria's misery.All this is beginning to exacerbate the region's many festering tensions.
The teenager is thought to have left Minnesota with other Somali-American youths, heading for Shabaab's jihadist boot camps.The brothers uncover links between Shabaab and Somali piracy by talking to would-be suicide bombers, pirate financiers and a "deviously handsome" middleman between the hostage-takers and the shipowners.
The leading financial powers then either declined to take part in the rescue operations, as the United States did in Thailand, or built the much-ballyhooed "second lines of defence" so deviously that they could never be used.At the same time, the IMF and the United States dictated much of the Asian response to the crisis.
Plato, in his dialogue the Parmenides, wrote that a number of the arguments of Zeno of Elea concerned this very issue, which he approached deviously by demonstrating the absurd consequences of the opposite assertion that the many are.
The dominant rhetoric is, nonetheless, of a country swamped by foreigners either looking for handouts or deviously undercutting the locals.
The humour often has a satirical edge, as Lee – who once worked in the City – depicts the legal industry as a deviously efficient enabler of capitalist greed.
We know the material is artificially — even deviously — constructed, and we enjoy being manipulated by people who know what they're doing.
Miriam might be altering herself at a furious rate into that other thing, the girl Porter believed he'd deviously squired out of the basement club behind the stalking horse of her official date, then halfway across the Brooklyn Bridge and back, then to Queens to find himself more or less raped and accused of rape within a span of minutes, but she wasn't there yet.
