The book ostensibly encourages wives to respect their husbands rather than control them, but in reality it encourages wifely manipulation by other, sneakier means.
For example, "CREATIVE BOOM is an online magazine for the creative industries" – it looks odd, a little sneaky and means the journalist has to go back through the entire release and change everything to lowercase.
If they are girls, they like reading, but are sneaky and mean to other girls, if they are boys, they like video games, violence and playing football.
Eventually all the ventriloquist dummy aspects of the character were deleted, because the dummy was designed to look "sneaky and mean".
The story is both an unlooked-for beauty and a lovely misdirection and – along with many other secretive and sneaky elements – it means that, for a while, we can believe in miracles and people who've never existed and a range of exhilarating and puzzling and moving possibilities.
A Mikmaq witness at the hearing said the word meant sneaky.
Basically, four-year-olds are horrid – needy, insecure, fickle, mean, sneaky, tribal, and motivated by self-interest and power.
During his youth he was likened to a mean, sneaky sheep-killing dog and a walking corpse.
The fact that Pearce took his medicine and acknowledged that he'd been done by a gem, however sneaky, didn't mean he wasn't absolutely bristling after his Basile brush, however, and he set about gaining legitimate revenge.
If it is Shadowclan, be sneaky and playfully mean.
