| Revolving this in his mind, Ned saw the cunningness of the two men's movements, if they had actually escaped from Joliet. |
| Masters may be more cunning than slaves, but cunningness is not an evidence of a high order of intellectual power. |
| But the wiles he shows, the cunningness he exhibits and opportunism that he cashes on made him a hit. |
| It caused about as much excitement as had the failure of the bank because of its cunningness. |
| His reaction has the ability of showing us that by resisting the cunningness of the tempter we become stronger. |
| She loathes cunningness, and thinks a cunning person is definitely dishonest. |
