Sentence examples for treacherously high from inspiring English sources

Hey, it ain't a Gaga outfit without treacherously high footwear, right?

As portrayed by the treacherously miscast Pat Russell, Jane is a naïve, high-minded editor of a trendy magazine who befriends the wry, unkempt old Maudie (Malina) one fateful afternoon while in line at a drugstore.

But Zwick pulls off many of the high-tension scenes deftly and easily — such as the detachment's murder of Nazi collaborators, or its treacherously unstable relations with the Red Army partisans, who occasionally knock Jews around when they are drunk or just bored.

But Zwick pulls off many of the high-tension scenes deftly and easily—such as the detachment's murder of Nazi collaborators, or its treacherously unstable relations with the Red Army partisans, who occasionally knock Jews around when they are drunk or just bored.

Romanus was treacherously blinded.

The mysteries of eros are treacherously subjective.

In the rain, they are treacherously muddy.

Less fortunate women get "treacherously pubicfumbled-crimpywrinkled".

Its coastal waters are also treacherously shallow.

3.24pm BST These greens are becoming treacherously fast.

The word "racism" in contemporary usage is treacherously slippery.