Sentence examples for example of his slipperiness from inspiring English sources
That he calls himself P. Diddy these days is just one more example of his slipperiness.
For example, conservative George Will portrays Romney as the person we don't trust -- writing of the "... impression many Republicans seem to have of his slipperiness...(and) the suspicion that there is something synthetic about him".
The same goes for the accusations of treason, turn-coating, trickery, opportunism, "the charge of his reversal of his belief on religious tolerance," "his slipperiness and lack of principle in joining the League," all of which we find today in his biographies.
Nicholas Hytner, artistic director of the National Theatre, has deliberately aimed for flexibility, but Great Britain is the ultimate example of this slipperiness.
His slipperiness is like that of the concept of the sublime — a hopelessly jumbled philosophical notion that has had more than two centuries to start meaning something cogent and hasn't succeeded yet.
But the subject also brings out his weaknesses, notably his slipperiness on principle.
That makes turning the election into a referendum on Mr Blair and his slipperiness difficult.
Web sites documented his slipperiness, and his calm bravado brought forth marriage proposals from strangers.
Vick rushed for 64 yards and threw for 117 and a touchdown, but statistics do not fully describe the equanimity and demoralizing slipperiness of his performance.
