Sentence examples for it is cunning from inspiring English sources
The bombmakers' equipment may appear to be relatively crude, but it is cunning enough to stymie counter-IED systems, admits Wayne Shanks, a spokesman for NATO's International Security Assistance Force in Kabul.
It is cunning indeed, therefore, of Robert McCrum to have nailed down this elusive cove so neatly that it is hard to see how anyone else will have the nerve to try the job again.
It's cunning that costs the government, of course.
Do they care if it's cunning marketing as long as they get what they want?
Oh, it was cunning, all right, to have his acolytes put out a threat to bolt so he could graciously and ostentatiously "put an end to further speculation".
It was cunning of president Giscard [d'Estaing], and the sign that he was a true moderniser, to choose her to lead this fight: she was a deeply devoted mother and wife, and a Holocaust survivor.
I might be running, Damn, it's cunning, Just bidin' my time.
This is why I think the Web 2.0 label is cunning: semantically it links us back to that original web and the ideals it championed, but at the same time it implies regeneration with a new version.
"Steven is cunning and calculating".
