| But as I said earlier, all this is done, perhaps underhandedly, whilst I'm supposed to be busy working. |
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| All the while doing it so underhandedly that they now believe I am completely innocent. |
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| These days, the authority of the Pope is attacked, sometimes quite underhandedly. |
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| Then there is mainland France, the unseen colonial power, which acts underhandedly, cynical and soulless. |
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| And other authorities have likewise acted underhandedly, and this from the first years of the Army of Mary when Marie-Paule's mystical life was not yet known and could not be used to justify these machinations. |
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| But planned renovations of the cottage they have – it turns out, rather underhandedly – acquired from Douglas's mother are not progressing as they had hoped. |
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| He's as aroused by underhandedly forcing Lady Chung to confront her own hidden carnal nature as he is by constructing the meticulous imposture to take advantage of her. |
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| On entry, we were provided with bags in which to stow our phones so that no top-secret prototypes were snapped underhandedly. |
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| On the other hand, he is boycotted by part of the international community, which criticizes him for underhandedly supporting Hezbollah and opposing its disarmament. |
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| And how can we answer pro-choice objections, if we're in a Church where many members of the clergy underhandedly encourage the acceptance of abortion? |
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