| As his wife, she does one of her practiced turns as a deviously maniacal suburban matron. |
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| Perhaps the fairy godmother could use one of her potions or deviously install her son as Fiona's new husband. |
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| Instead of believing that, I have, being the deviously intelligent person I am, found out a way to curb this phobia of mine. |
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| Both served up a lovely, lurid brew of greed, murder and deviously twisted or mistaken identities. |
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| But the two films were in fact the best directed of the competition, and the most deviously plotted. |
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| Well, here's how I deviously kept the money from those who truly need it. |
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| But this hopeful breakthrough turned out to be no more than a deviously effective pretext for his escape. |
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| The latter two are deviously funny as perverts, self-aggrandising but insecure bounty hunters, game-show-host-styled hangmen, and lords and ladies of the depraved aristocracy. |
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| Of great concern to naturists is being secretly or deviously observed by a person or persons with prurient intent. |
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| This led him to think of ways to wriggle into the commercial passenger trade. He made his play deviously and slowly. |
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| This means doing rather deviously or hypocritically what cannot be done directly. |
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| Little did the police and the authorities, particularly the Foreign Office, know that all along the defendant was deviously spinning a web of lies. |
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| Mr Lehne was absolutely right to say that there can be no question of the public prosecutors in Frankfurt being themselves in any way deviously motivated. |
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| Kingsmead does not provide the paciest pitch in South Africa – that accolade belongs to the Wanderers in Johannesburg – but with a touch of sea fret and the wind in the right direction the ball can swing deviously. |
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| The solutions in the next generation Astra are often deviously simple: A hard-shelled sunglass case has been inserted above the doorway on the driver side. |
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