devious cunning

Examples (20)

• The politician's rise to power was a masterclass in devious cunning.
• The villain in the story was known for his devious cunning.
• He achieved his promotion through devious cunning, undermining his colleagues at every opportunity.
• He used his devious cunning to outmaneuver his rivals in the boardroom.
• The villain of the story was known for his intellect and devious cunning.
• A hint of devious cunning flickered in her eyes as she revealed her plan.
• It requires a certain amount of devious cunning to succeed in such a competitive field.
• The spy's success was attributed to his extraordinary devious cunning.
• The lawyer's cross-examination was a display of devious cunning, trapping the witness in their own lies.
• Her devious cunning was both admired and feared by her colleagues.
• She possessed a devious cunning that was hidden behind a sweet and innocent smile.
• It was through sheer devious cunning, not brute force, that he managed to acquire the company.
• The spy's escape plan was a work of devious cunning that left the authorities baffled.
• We were all victims of her devious cunning and manipulation.
• Be careful when negotiating with him; he is infamous for his devious cunning.
• The politician's speech revealed a devious cunning hidden beneath a veneer of sincerity.
• The plot to overthrow the king was orchestrated with devious cunning by his own advisor.
• In the world of espionage, devious cunning is an essential survival skill.
• He had to rely on devious cunning, rather than brute force, to win the game.
• I underestimated my opponent's devious cunning and paid the price.