Sentence examples for not cunning from inspiring English sources

You had to wonder if Palin, who is nothing if not cunning, had sprung a trap.

His teeth are suspiciously perfect, his eyes are warm, not cunning.

It's pride, not cunning, that produces house-made bread as fantastic as Rayuela's, which combines yucca flour, cheese, milk and butter.

All day, his aides, allies and even many of his critics said they believed fervently that his words were guided by principle, not polls, and by conscience, not cunning.

His other excuse for keeping the names secret was to prevent Al Qaeda from learning if any of its operatives might be locked up, as if our enemy were not cunning enough to figure out on its own which members he might have apprehended (if any).

"To many people, Del Bosque was not cunning enough to retire after the last World Cup.

(This assumes that the terrorists aren't cunning enough to disguise themselves).

Although Richard Nelson's adaptation is meticulous, it is not always cunning.

The metaphor is not just cunning; it helps explain why Pullman, a champion of science, writes in the fantastic mode.

When we call now for measures to ensure ethical democratic practice, this is not a cunning device to impose ties and restrictions or a relinquishing of democracy.

And it's not as cunning as the best CGI we've come to love in a Toy Story or Shrek".