1
There was scurrying and there was furtiveness, and suddenly I saw flames.
2
About him was a furtiveness of the wilds, not guilty but protective.
3
They had the furtiveness of wild dogs and looked half starved themselves.
4
The Queen looked at her husband with shrewd and kindly furtiveness.
5
Perhaps a kind of public surreptitiousness, a quite open furtiveness, had troubled him.
1
It's not part of this 'sneakiness' in the same way necessarily.
2
The sneakiness has hardened recently because nowadays many African players have Premier League experience.
3
My attempts at sneakiness were rendered pointless when a flock of pterodactyls flanked me.
4
That was some major league sneakiness, Dame Honor.
5
That's just another example of your sneakiness.
1
There was a stealthiness in the performance that roused him to vigilance.
2
He raised the sash with stealthy caution, wondering at his own stealthiness.
3
No particular keenness was required to see in these forms a sentinel-like stealthiness.
4
He stooped and picked it up, a certain stealthiness apparent in his movement.
5
After this walking was easier, but stealthiness made their progress slow.
6
He drew near with a certain stealthiness, fearing to startle her.
7
Its fixed, staring eye, its snake-like stealthiness, bid you be on your guard.
8
The Doctor, who had taken off his shoes, followed him with catlike stealthiness.
9
His companion, on the other hand, moved with incredible stealthiness.
10
I proceeded with an animal-like stealthiness, with which cool reason had nothing to do.
11
The movement had in it something of the stealthiness of an animal crouching to spring.
12
Your stealthiness has made the ass bray at us instead of with and for us.
13
The awakening was almost feline in its stealthiness.
14
There was a snake-like stealthiness in her appearance, which Alfred's mother saw across the room and trembled.
15
Then with the stealthiness of a cat he opened the door and peered into the hall, listening intently.
16
I rose, assumed a catlike stealthiness, to keep from waking Livy, and proceeded to dress in the pitch-dark.