A cunning man ( as
cunning as a fox
from oxford university ).
Cunning ploy
to fool would-be invaders.
The creature has behaved in an
extremely cunning
manner, yet i am unsure whether this is a sign of actual intelligence.
Cunning to get
the giant in a vulnerable position.
The simple
becomes cunning, the good becomes perverse.
Cunning of reason
' comes from hegel.
Cunning ruse
to save a bit of time!
The bridge was rebuilt, and it was rebuilt in a
rather cunning
way.
Cunning to win
this game.
To think that some people say that trout
have no cunning!
Cunning craftiness
of those who lie in wait to deceive.
He soon became a
very cunning
person with a cut throat business mind.
Cunning enough to outwit
- among others - the terrible trivium?
We all
got extremely cunning
at this and even when the day's work was over you could not relax.
Cunning disguise
` .
Unfortunately, sheridan seems to be
too cunning
for his own good.
Cunning witch, how i adore you!
Baldrick: well, mine's
quite cunning, my lord.
Cunning stunt
at tate britain on friday.
Then here's to our host, ever anxious to please, and here's to his brewers
so cunning!
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