Sentence examples for most sneaky from inspiring English sources

"It is one of the most sneaky and insidious forms of tax increase the state has ever collected," said Edmund J. McMahon, a conservative analyst with the Manhattan Institute.

Foley has the brains, Cundo the machismo and Dawn the shamelessness to make this one of Mr. Leonard's most enjoyably sneaky stories.

The track is a great example of Bloodshy & Avant at their most playful and sneaky.

And while its most recent pilots Sneaky Pete and Casanova will both continue in some form, Hand of God is here-and-now proof that Amazon can do cable-style anti-herocentric drama.

Still, Lambert doles out his respect cautiously, and when it's called for, he's a great rapscallion, with a delightful disregard for authority figures -- most notably the sneaky and avaricious studio chief Jack L. Warner, who early on drafted Wood into a deviously exploitative contract.

In fact there's a close connection between this latter type of office/lab politics and all those skills we're always talking about in "Tooling Up"!" "The trouble with the words 'office politics' is what they connote to most people: nasty, sneaky, backstabbing intrigue.

The first teaser for "Game of Thrones" has arrived in the most mysterious and sneaky of ways.

One of the most profound and sneaky benefits that exercise can have is the increase in the quality of your sleep.

How then are parents supposed to know how to keep children safe against one of the most elusive and sneaky of criminals?

Another kept a little low and to appearances it might just have been the sneakiest, most malevolent grubber ever bowled.

Most of them are sneaky, stealing quick glances that bounce from you to your clown baby to the shop windows then back to your clown baby in a continuous loop.