Sentence examples for sneaky of from inspiring English sources

But I'd guess that two-thirds of the programme was footage shown last year, which was a bit sneaky of the BBC.

But it is still sneaky of the shadow chancellor to describe the coalition's timetable for deficit reduction as driven only by politics, and not at all by economics.

The first teaser for "Game of Thrones" has arrived in the most mysterious and sneaky of ways.

How then are parents supposed to know how to keep children safe against one of the most elusive and sneaky of criminals?

"This sneaky, back-of-the-hand play to the base's worst instincts does Turnbull's campaign little credit.

If we don't keep our eyes on him, he is liable to pull some sneaky sleight-of-hand on us.

The development of "second-strike" nuclear forces, which could guarantee a response even after the sneakiest of sneak attacks, bolstered stability.The new nuclear age is built on shakier foundations.

This is the sneakiest of all issues because it goes undetected and can fester for years.

Mr. Richler's humor, he said, "is based on a cunning understanding of the sneaky motives of flunkies and upstarts".

It is meant to be a sneaky extension of the principle of uncertainty at the heart of the story, but it feels pasted-on and gimmicky.

Here's a sneaky photo of the back of the rumored next version of the Xbox 360, codenamed: Zephyr.