Sentence examples for sneaky plot from inspiring English sources
Despite a sneaky plot that, among other things, has the biologist making the first pass, however, "Kettle" hews a little too closely to the stereotype of the scientist as socially inexperienced, if not inept.
Banishing memories of the prequels with a joyous sense of fun and huge kinetic energy, it also had fans and critics alike scrambling to work out whether the absence of expected details represented Abrams keeping blaster batteries full for future instalments, or was merely some sort of sneaky Jedi plot hole mind trick.
Is Home part of some elaborate sneaky long-term sideways plot to stab Google in the back and take over the world?
This is a sprawling multimedia installation obsessed with the sinister side of America: its democratic dream turning sour, its CIA plots and sneaky foreign policies post-1945.
Assigned to the G.M. side of the lot when he longs to sell Toyotas (the leather-jacketed Toyota salesmen are "the R.A.F. of Wegman Auto"), he plots a sneaky strategy.
The standoff between Hermès and its rival LVMH, the owner of Louis Vuitton and Dior, was played out at a hearing before France's stock market regulator on Friday amid allegations of secret takeover plots and sneaky bids for world domination.
Most of the entries are from Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, which means that they feature tight, bare-bones plotting and the sneaky tricks that Mr. Deaver's title promises.
One reads Auster's novels very fast, because they are lucidly written, because the grammar of the prose is the grammar of the most familiar realism (the kind that is, in fact, comfortingly artificial), and because the plots, full of sneaky turns and surprises and violent irruptions, have what the Times once called "all the suspense and pace of a bestselling thriller".
Ubisoft's historical hitman games always mix the stalk and stab action with a rich, twisty-turny plot, and this one is especially sneaky, pitching the Borgias against the Medici clan in renaissance Italy.
