deviousness

But this was above and beyond, even for their standard of deviousness.

She knew the deviousness of the man in the black cloak all too well.

It is hard for any living person to appreciate the levels of his deviousness.

"Would the others be needed, if it were not for the deviousness of the Route?"

Are you going to tell us what new deviousness you've thought of this time, or not?"

That is when the criminal deviousness of the human mind must at times be taken into account.

Maybe I had been exposed to too much calculated deviousness for one day.

"With so lovely a face, who would ever suspect such deviousness?"

I understood you considered that act to be sheer deviousness on my part.

His deviousness and dishonesty were in the front window for all to see.

"You gain a little bit from conversation, but there is some deviousness in finding out about a person," he said.

"You should have seen the deviousness in Yasmin," she said.

With all the deviousness of a warped mind, he had chosen his place well.

He had a strong code of honor in a political culture where deviousness is sometimes seen as a virtue.

Now we have become nothing but dust and deviousness!

There was no end to his craft and deviousness.

She just would have accused me of greater deviousness.

Hunt could see no point in compounding the situation with further deviousness.

Reality hits most squarely when one sees the true deviousness of the game.

Since when was the revelation of deviousness the basis for rebuilding trust?

There was a power and deviousness to her mind-set that he had not before been aware of.

"The deviousness of your lovely mind never fails to intrigue me."

Then it occurred to him, though such deviousness went against his nature, that a brief appearance at court might be just what he wanted.

Jefferson, for instance, "had the deep deviousness that is given only to the pure of heart."

As such, alliances used to be carried out with much more secrecy, craft, and deviousness.