| He is full of charm when he gets his way, full of menace when he does not, unscrupulous, cunning and deceitful. |
| Distressed by his deceitful, frivolous use of their savings, the Blackwells told friends that they would never again trust their son with money. |
| Those raised in urban Western understanding of the psychology of the animal kingdom tend to view the fox as a cunning, sly, deceitful animal. |
| What role did he and the intelligence boffins play in compiling the deceitful dossiers last September and February? |
| This statement is either deceitful or the egotistical rambling of a megalomaniac. |
| But in the very same essay, Macaulay supposes Bacon the man to be thoroughly deceitful, self-seeking, and lacking in moral fibre. |
