Sentence examples for a gimmick of from inspiring English sources

"The Exhaust Tones have truly evolved from a gimmick of auto writers and P.R. guys from the industry playing corporate gigs into a good bar band".

It's a gimmick, of course, but it succeeds in suggesting that Mr. Martins both understands the company's traditions and is passionate about the new.

There was a gimmick of sorts at the heart of each of the four dances presented by Eliot Feld's Ballet Tech Company on Friday night.

ICP have a gimmick of throwing gallons of cheap fizzy soda into the crowd, and many juggalos are crushed into the barrier in the expectation of getting soaked and sticky.

One could argue — and the winter federations presumably will argue — that this is only a gimmick of a proposal from a discipline that is looking for any promising path to remain relevant.

"To some extent, environmentalism has become a gimmick of the big corporate global giants.

"It's a bit of a gimmick, for people in bars and in clubs.

Neat idea, but this appeared to be more of a gimmick to me.

After WrestleMania XXVI, Ted DiBiase had debuted a new gimmick of an arrogant millionaire, similar to his father (Ted DiBiase, Sr).'s old gimmick.

And then there is Ms. Chenoweth, who beams through the night in what seems to be (and of course is not) a state of effortless ecstasy, lending wholesale sincerity to an outrageous gimmick of a role.

Instant Admission Day may sound like a gimmick born of desperation.