Sentence examples for her cunning from inspiring English sources

In this second episode, Denise must rely on her cunning when a baby is found in the ladies' wear department.

But it's Lucy Taylor Eisa Daviss), with her cunning politesse, who fills every corner of the room.

Two years ago, her confidence was unrivaled and her cunning was her ally.

Beneath that patent cynicism, though, and beneath her paranoia, her cunning, her crude self-promotion, her manipulations, both clumsy and deft, is a weird sincerity.

Beckinsale is a hoot to watch as a character with no redeemable qualities, except for her cunning ability to get what she wants.

An quasi-Bolshevik story emerges in which Maya, thanks to her cunning and knowhow, is able eventually to achieve top monkey status.

Maybe Jane Austen kicked it off with her clever, cunning titles that pulled in the curious reader with their tongue-tripping alliterations.

Other hunters had made similar claims, but Trixie Earp, with her warped cunning and ruthlessness, her host of asexual pervert indemnified drones, would succeed if anyone could.

The jury did not believe her story, and the sentencing judge, describing her as "cunning and highly deceitful", said she had invented a "malicious fantasy world".

The play is still eminently worth seeing, especially for Nicky Goldie's fine performance as Pelegea: she brings out not just the character's political growth, but also her peasant cunning in a scene where she feeds her imprisoned son while extracting vital information from him.

Based on the gossip of her courtiers, a diet of Hollywood movies and the projection of her own cunning calculations, these guesses might be sentimental or nasty, but were always vulgar and melodramatic.