Sentence examples for use sneaky from inspiring English sources

It seems the sociable weavers put up with the manipulative drongos, even though they use sneaky tricks to steal food, because they also prevent others from being eaten.

That means the feature won't go so far as to replace the more advanced email tracking solutions on the market, which tend to use sneakier tactics like tracking pixels in order to determine when messages are opened.

It was only a week ago that Photobucket landed in the news with a story about how dodgy "fuskers" were using sneaky programs to mine private photos on the site and nude ones to Reddit and other sites.

She would often try to use a sneaky tactic to find out how badly she'd behaved.

Still, at least Fox didn't use that sneakiest way of reducing contrition and guilt, the breezily unrepentant line "We are happy to set the record straight".

(Devo had run into a similar issue covering "Secret Agent Man," and ended up using a sneaky runaround to get permission from his Japanese publisher since Rivers himself refused).

In ancient times, bridesmaids were actually used as sneaky decoys to outsmart evil sprits (for reals), while today they're just another part of the widely-accepted wedding to-do list: Get engaged, set a date, choose your bridal party.

Live analysis of acrosome movements inside testis by using the sneaky-GFP [ 20] further showed that the acrosome movements slow down after they are packed (arrows, Figure 5A, Additional files 2 and 4).

Now this is some pretty sneaky use of language.

This is gestured at in Ronald Knox's own "Ten Commandments" for writing detective fiction, which forbids coincidence, "supernatural or preternatural agencies", the detective having "an unaccountable intuition which proves to be right", "hitherto undiscovered poisons", the sneaky use of identical twins and (more oddly) "Chinamen".

Male flour beetles use a distinctly sneaky trick.