Sentence examples for sneaky acts from inspiring English sources

Sneaky acts destroy trust.

So it means that we might be sneaky when someone acts bad with US, too.

Of course women will be scared or dislike you if you're rude, sneaky, or simply act like you don't care.

She acts like a sneaky teenager.

This feels a bit sneaky.

A bit sneaky, right?

The bottom line: You need to act and be sneaky and crafty and smart and do the work.

Is that considered sneaky and cynical, or the act of a man masterfully fooling his opponent and duping him at the last moment?

The Grammy-winning singer called the act "devious and sneaky," since the singer and DJ were against a wall while taking photographs.

Steven Rattner asserts that "the JOBS Act has little to do with employment" ("A Sneaky Way to Deregulate," Op-Ed, March 4), but the data say otherwise.

Such intentions to mislead came to be called sneaky intentions (Grice 1969), and they constituted a problem for speech act analyses based on communicative intentions.