Sentence examples for one cunning from inspiring English sources

One cunning item is a small chest of drawers meant to contain puzzle pieces, made in England in 1776.

That the pictures are composed with utmost deliberation amplifies the delight with which the viewer discovers one cunning virtuosity after another.

It has been suggested that there's something in the Italian character that creates the perfect one: courage, cunning, an eye for an iconic image combined with an iconoclastic, anarchic streak and, most of all, a sixth sense about betrayal.

As the characters were about to go over the top in the trenches, Baldrick promised he had one last cunning plan, but as the deafening roar of artillery demonstrated, he hadn't.

Galileo's myth is not unlike the fat knight's, the story of a medieval ethic of courage and honor supplanted by the modern one of cunning, wit, and self-knowledge.

Not just because of the gob on her, though no straight man I know remains unattracted by a tough woman with a neat line in eviscerating put downs, but because she stirringly treats my birthplace as end-times scenario requiring all one's cunning to survive – which is exactly how I remember Wolverhampton.

In one, a cunning young house servant, Husna, becomes the lover of an elderly landowner, K. K. Harouni, the patron who is present in many of the stories and is from the same class and generation as Mr. Mueenuddin's father.

Instead, our entire value system, our digital culture, our social media all of it is one more cunning way that corporate culture wins out over all of us.

Pete plays the situation much as you'd expect: short of sympathy on the one hand and with cunning on the other.

A cunning one, even.

6. Here's the cunning one.