Sentence examples for really cunning from inspiring English sources
Kennelly told Money: "What [Paine] was doing was really cunning.
The really cunning thing is that no actual lie has been told and no crime committed.
The production's really cunning trick is to use a plethora of "poor theatre" techniques to tap into the audience's imagination and make us do much of the work.
Now the really cunning hotels are cottoning on to the fact that it is very bad business to cheatpeople on water.
The really cunning ones delay complainants for so long that they can then declare that too much time has elapsed for them to be entitled to a resolution.
This is where the plan gets really cunning: you now change your user agent string — the bit of info that tells a website what type of device you are running — to "Desktop".
Angela Merkel has been criticised and derided for her plain style and lack of interest in fashion – but is this really a cunning plan?
Little do the scientist suckers know you're really a suave, cunning sharpie who's all about the Benjamins.
The qualities it really rewards are cunning, diplomacy (to bring your gang together) and caution to avoid being killed yourself, rather than raw courage.
Or really something simpler: a cunning and desperate effort at money.
