Sentence examples for somewhat sly from inspiring English sources
Prolonged staring reveals nary a brushstroke; only a somewhat sly smile "that seems to disappear when looked at directly".
Somewhat less sly and sophisticated, "Making an Elephant" is a grab-bag assortment of speeches, occasional essays, interviews, poetry and stray recollections.
The idea now is that Sly, somewhat ungraciously, fires all his old crew (they are apparently expendable) because he doesn't want to endanger them with the job he has in mind – taking down a sinister bad guy played by Mel Gibson.
Han Dong, a noteworthy poet, is also a sly and beguiling novelist who tells somewhat fabulist, Murakami-esque tales of life under the Cultural Revolution.
Deborah Abramson, Bernard J. Brown, Emily Gayeski, Jon Guymon, Eden Mazer and Ede Thurrel gave full value to every sly lilt and dynamic thrust in the somewhat rambling choreography.
Today, the somewhat modified route is marked by signs featuring a sly-looking seagull, which peers down from lampposts across the city.
Sly Fox Pikeland Pils $2 1/2 Phoenixville, Pa .12 ounces Sedate and somewhat quiet with balanced citrus and floral aromas.
