Sentence examples for as sneaky as from inspiring English sources

The sun is as sneaky as it is lip-blistering.

This stylish, cleverly lit show is just as sneaky as it conjures a shallow but shiny world of corporate ping-pong and fake smiles that disguises the bleakness lurking beneath.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 22, 2010 I'll have more on Bob Woodward's "Obama's Wars" when I have the book in hand — I'm not as sneaky as whoever at the Times got it ahead of the embargo, or as connected as the Washington Post, I'm afraid — but for now both papers have provided a highlight reel.

You aren't as sneaky as you think.

It could be as sneaky as your signature brisk response, causing everyone to believe you're cold and unapproachable.

Some also skirt ethical and legal lines, vilifying women and resorting to subterfuge as sneaky as the people they hunt.

Sneaky Bacteria Salmonella bacteria are not only harmful -- they can cause food poisoning and typhoid fever -- but they are sneaky as well.

The latter came directly from silat, a dirty, anything-goes fighting style which he describes as "sneaky".

Demurrers get tarred as sneaky fascists who, given half a chance, would restore slavery and foot binding.

You don't have to be as sneaky with your questions as Columbo when hiring a new financial adviser.

This includes explicit complaints about our thighs as well as sneaky requests to retake the picture "just one more time" so we can angle our bodies in different ways.