Slyly

He’s one of the most slyly creative, irreverent and damn fun artists out there.

The former teacher admitted that she laid it on thick, telling Henry that 'there are very handsome men over there' as she not-so-slyly nudged him toward proposing.

Whether she’s slyly enticing James to follow his own ego into her arms or screaming like an avenging angel from the bonnet of an open-topped car, her ability to shift from the understated to the unhinged is breathtaking.

With that, Khloe turned aside and remarked slyly, "This guy," while Scott burst out laughing.

Dennis O'Neil and John Romita Jr. are slyly referenced in the film.

She belittles them, slyly, for no other reason than knowing how.

There were a slew of beloved supporting characters in the first film, and Disney slyly revealed at D23 in 2024 that Mr. Big, Clawhauser, and Flash the Sloth will all be back in the sequel.

This is, of course, absurd, but NBC can get away with it by slyly putting the accusation into a third party’s mouth.

But the die was already cast: accumulating decisions like these had chipped away at environmental governance, slyly constricting environmental policies without overturning the law.

Not only do they get a better deal socially and economically – the post-war slogan 'homes fit for heroes' comes to mind – but there is also what Polish populists slyly call a 'redistribution of respect'.

One such app installed, called the Car Racing 2019, is an actual racing simulator game that slyly shows pop-up ads when the user is not playing the game.

SCOTUS dismissed the case on the grounds that it was moot due to the fact that New York slyly rewrote the regulation following the Court’s original decision to take up the case.

Slyly, I placed the extra reflector (sent but never discussed) on the floor — so I looked younger — using my own ring light, and raised the tripod just a bit.

Tyler slyly told Nicole that it seemed Dani had "slipped up" about something, and he noted to the cameras Dani being messy wasn't good for his game.

Only enjoy the heat causing you to wear less,” a fourth follower wrote, slyly complimenting Jhenny.

The music choices throughout are invigorating and slyly ironic, including a double dose of Sinatra ("That's Life" and "Send in the Clowns") and some vintage Cream ("White Room") as Arthur surveys the mayhem he's unleashed.

Zain is surely one of the most memorable child protagonists in absolutely ages, and through his point of view, which is a far more intimate child’s perspective than cinema usually gives us, slyly asks us adults to consider what we owe children.

Apparently unable to discern the difference between a private organization supporting candidates, versus an inside job of slyly pushing issues and candidates on the taxpayer’s dime!

Originally, MDOT slyly persuaded people in Wiscasset that the lion’s share of funding for a major road project in town would be federal money.

Still, that doesn’t stop director from slyly playing with the expectations of the genre from the very start.