Survival here requires cunning and luck, the deployment of teeth and claws.
Repeating the feat four or five times will require cunning, extraordinary luck or Zenlike patience.
It requires a certain kind of courage but it also requires cunning - which is not the same thing as courage.
Trapped in a system that incorporated multiple wives, concubines, and no specific order of inheritance, survival for themselves and their children required ruthlessness, cunning, and a knack for violence.
But with ever-growing awareness of viruses that are spread through e-mail attachments, getting the public to unwittingly propagate such a virus requires some cunning.
It may not be hard to guess where "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do" will fit into a musical about a wedding, but the ways in which other songs are deployed requires more cunning.
Every new teacher thinks detention is the answer, and then they discover that getting students to attend requires the cunning of a diamond thief, and that once they are in the class, you are now facing your most difficult student – again!
Battles require tactical cunning as well as accurate targeting, exploiting ships' strengths while allowing for their weaknesses: submarines are slow yet lethal, while aircraft carriers let you unleash a fleet of bombers but are so big and fragile that they need constant shepherding.
While I agree that the upshot is an abrogation of constitutional protections, I don't credit Ferguson or St . Louis Countycops with the Machiavellian cunning required to intentionally silence journalists.
Put differently, the less free it is the more courage and cunning is required to speak out, so there is less blabber.When speech is restricted, every single word from a poet, writer, or philosopher counts.
