| The remark was not brought on by some thieving or chicanery on my part, but rather by a political speech I'd made that this person didn't like. |
| Computer experts at respected universities have sounded the alarm over the potential for high-tech chicanery. |
| The human mind cannot tolerate the spectre of waste presented by the possibility of chicanery without detection. |
| The two schemers fall for each other but there's a lot of revenge-fuelled chicanery before love wins through. |
| The run for the presidency is no joke, rife with political chicanery, espionage and blackmail. |
| In the last few months, we've found that chicanery sometimes extends to companies' nutrition information. |
