Sentence examples for no cunning from inspiring English sources

No Cunning Plan by Tony Robinson is published by Sidgwick & Jackson, £20.

These are fun to make with children as well, provided there's no cunning marking of which little treat goes where (wrapping them up beforehand is a good way to maintain the mystique until the day itself).

As we have no cunning nun disguises to hand, there follow 10 minutes of hammering and pleading at the stage door before it's finally unchained and these two objects of adoration can slip, unnoticed, inside.

No cunning linguist wants to take the V-day date to the bedroom, only to be stuck with a sub-par condom flavor profile.

With almost no cunning and just a sheer, familiarly brazen "I dare you to stop me" 'tude, Bush has launched another unilateral attack on a weak and defenseless population -- Democrats, forcing them into another ignominious retreat.

(The new Vice-President, Omar Suleiman, is no democrat, and no less cunning than his patron).

Yet he was no less cunning.

By last week, however, the move no longer looked so cunning.

When Yatom finds that cunning is no longer sufficient to assure survival, and that the various non-military alternatives have been exhausted, it is important to ask a crucial question: When will the West understand, as he does, that of all the options that were on the table, we are left with only the last one that has not been exercised yet to stop the Iranian nuclear program?

No matter how devious or obliquitous Belichick might be, no matter how cunning his staff of mad scientists might sound, the biggest reason the Patriots have been winning for the last decade and a half is Brady.

Cruz--no doubt the most cunning of the GOP candidates--is playing a more complex game than the rest, and therefore the importance of the results on Tuesday for his plans may have been lost on many.