Sentence examples for for a sneaking from inspiring English sources

Aside from an ineffective knife, handheld melee weapons are available as a temporary solution to the scarcity of ammunition, while bottles can be used to distract or lure one of the game's various abominations into the right position for a sneaking takedown.

Like his colleagues, he was jailed at the Old Bailey, for 30 years, a sentence imposed as a draconian deterrent to such crimes, but one that contributed to the elevation of the robbers to mythic status and creating for them a sneaking public sympathy.

As Alan Bennett, author of the play Kafka's Dick, notes: "Hermann Kafka has had such a consistently bad press that it's hard not to feel a sneaking sympathy for him as for all the Parents of Art.

As Mr. Shakespeare riffles through the archives, he develops a sneaking fondness for this man, who, for completely selfish reasons, established the first white settlement on Tasmania.

I take to my bed with the duvet over my head, and for the first time in my life I feel a sneaking sympathy for Tim Henman.

But he also retains a sneaking admiration for a man so fascinatingly short on modern manners.

I have a sneaking respect for Peter Hitchens – he gets to the heart of an issue.

But you might well, as I did, feel a sneaking affection for the old thing.

But it's not hard to feel a sneaking sympathy, for Jarrett operates at a consistently high musical level.

It is one thing to feel a sneaking sympathy for bin Laden and anti-Americanism from afar.

Cassandra has a sneaking preference for a candidate from a developing country, if only to create some semblance of balance in international institutions.