sly znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady sly

• He is extremely sly and duplicitous with those around him.

• Meanwhile, the upand-coming wave the colon's limp magic wand, without a sly joke to tell.

• As it is, there is much to admire, whether in sheer compositional dexterity or in the composer's sometimes sly sense of humour.

• There's a sly sense of disruptive humour not far from the surface, too.

• They employed, instead, sly ambiguities and insinuating circumlocutions.

• The editorial voice, assumed at this point by the narrator, carries a sly irony of its own.

• Because human is the spirit of all things on earth, he is therefore very sly.

• Historians seem to feel obliged to place a sly construction on all his operations, for fear of being branded naive.