deviously

She had, after all, and however deviously, become the mother of his child.

Simon smiled deviously and turned his attention to the road.

Who knew how deviously they might manipulate the reality around them?

But never had he seen anything so deviously simple.

At one point or another, each suspect in the case manages to look deviously guilty.

Oh, nobody wanted to suggest that there was something deviously Oriental going on here.

To reach the restaurant, for which they were deviously steering, was the first relief.

Taking away their ability to choose for themselves, so deviously that they didn't even know it was being done.

Where did you ever learn to think so deviously?"

Yet the alternative was the sacrifice of what they had all fought to save, deviously but certainly.

She did not know that she was being deviously questioned.

The message itself, so deviously come by, astonished him.

The piece argues that the operation is deviously designed to lower wages.

I blushed even more, making him smile rather darkly and deviously.

And so, I have systematically (deviously) succeeded in putting my children off shopping.

As with any shortage, people have scrambled, sometimes deviously, to lay claim to fields.

He could go directly, but Harry must go deviously and keep out of sight.

He was a poor immigrant who had been deviously misled in his initial negotiations.

"Solitary Confinement" is deviously and intricately developed, no question of that.

Deviously we heard that they were preparing to send a second expedition to the same spot where their loss had occurred.

He had never been exposed to a sustained challenge of this magnitude before, where even his talent could help him only deviously.

And yet another child deviously spent down a $30,000 bank account to $300 in three months.

Beeton figured in all of it, directly or deviously.

The path ahead glowed ever so faintly, winding deviously through the jungle.

When Lisa encounters her, she deviously tricks her into going the wrong way.