Sentence examples for sneaky forms from inspiring English sources

Instead it takes a variety of sneaky forms, from couching debate in historical allegory (much of the discussion about late19th and early 20th century modernisers is really about today) or pretending to be talking about foreign countries (visible in much of Russian military discourse about "western" non-linear warfare) to working behind sock puppet journalists, scholars and "analysts".

Or high fructose corn syrup, or fruit juice concentrate, or any of the other sneaky forms of caloric sweeteners that practically act in the same way in our body.

It's a "piano ballet," a sneaky form that pretends it's a tossed-off little thing but in fact usually tries to hit you where you live.

In fact, it's a perfect opportunity for that problem to hide in a more sneaky form.

The truth is, procrastination is the sneakiest form of self-sabotage.

"It is one of the most sneaky and insidious forms of tax increase the state has ever collected," said Edmund J. McMahon, a conservative analyst with the Manhattan Institute.

Ravi was sneaky, but sneakiness is a form of discretion; he was nice enough face to face.

I thought that in my impatience to get through the agonising end stages I'd surely get my comeuppance in the form of sneaky, shocking anguish.

Authors are, of course, sneaky.

As one woman put it, "it's changing forms now…it's something more sneaky".

There is the main "personal statement," but also be on the lookout for those sneaky essays that creep onto a "Supplemental Form" required by some colleges.