Sentence examples for feel sneaky from inspiring English sources
I feel sneaky going to Fred Astaire after Arthur Murray.
The courts don't have to notify the public of scheduling changes but to White and to those who had taken time to make sure Courtney was not forgotten, it felt sneaky.
For a love interest, it can help to explain that you believe that intimacy should only be a face-to-face thing and that sexting feels sneaky, unreal and smutty to you.
More to the point: they feel like sneaky ways to pluck a few more dollars from my pocket.
With their defeat by the Nutcracker and his soldiers (and every year I feel a sneaky regret on behalf of the raffish, piratical rats), Clara is conveyed on the back of a bird to the Land of Snow.
"I feel it was a sneaky move [and] I'm just disconnected right now," he said.
David Stubbs It feels a bit sneaky hiding cameras inside false penguins in order to spy on real penguins, particularly given the recent handwringing over undercover officers.
In my own undercover capacity, I felt a) slightly sneaky and b) somewhat ridiculous.
You might admire Silverman's boldness, or you might feel that there's something sneaky in her appropriation of slurs that never wounded her — that it's the standup equivalent of the person who cuts in line and then can't believe you object.
