こんにちは！
I have no idea how to properly title this post, so thanks a ton for at least reading this.
I'm a contributor on the French Wiktionary and i contribute a lot in Japanese amongst many other things. Me and my friend are currently working on making the article "きつね" good, with many definitions, and concrete examples found online of the word used to mean this thing.
I am still learning Japanese and pretty much unable to reliably read Japanese. But essentially, I've been looking for an example sentence where the word "きつね" (preferably in hiragana, but any other spelling would be a step forward) is used to mean a sly / cunning person. Not like, instances of stories where a fox portrays a sly person, but a real, human sly person being described as a "きつね".
Finding good examples on google is difficult because of the polysemic nature of the word.
Do you remember reading a text where the word きつね was used this way? Can you help me find examples? Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks a ton!
by Intelligent_Image975