Sentence examples for sneaky by from inspiring English sources

In this case, it wants to help them recognise emotions including Happy, Angry, Tired, Surprised and Sneaky, by looking at virtual characters.

So surely Waitrose is being sneaky: by presenting its decision as one of courtesy rather than economy, it is allowing everyone to think the problem is with someone else.

The kids think they are sneaky by hiding low in the seats and using their phones.

I'm not trying to be manipulative or sneaky by asking these questions.

While that's not a concern for some, it's a huge concern for people who spend all of their time trying to be sneaky by hiding in vast quantities of saltwater — sailors on military submarines, for instance.

But with the militarization of the police and new techniques of crowd control, not to mention the astronomical expenditures on security and the enforcement of sneaky by-laws to limit the freedom of assembly, street protests are pretty much like pissing into the wind these days, especially if that wind is carrying a lot of tear gas.

This concert, the last of the season, features the Escher String Quartet performing entertaining pieces like "Farmony," by Bruce Adolphe, and "Sneaky March," by Steve Mackey.

Let's support the fledging efforts of My Sneaky Uncle by visiting with them, first, online, and then by buying their stuff when it eventually gets published.

In summary, our results indicate that sneaky mating by rhesus and long-tailed macaques is not accomplished by seeking locations near or behind opaque objects (strategies 3 6).

Judge LaPorte also slapped down a sneaky effort by the Bush administration to take advantage of all the confusion by replacing the Clinton rule with a much weaker alternative of its own.

But Marlantes' thumbnail sketch of the Tet Offensive suggests that it was a sneaky plan by the Hanoi leadership to clear away National Liberation Front NLFF) cadre in the south by having them killed in massive frontal assaults -- so that they would not form a southern opposition to Northern control after a communist victory.