Sentence examples for a ploy that allows from inspiring English sources

Foer's description of the cataclysm that befalls Israel is very schematic and feels more like a pretext than a fully developed story; a ploy that allows him to describe what many young American Jewish liberals feel toward Israel today without offending anybody's sensibilities too much.

(During an earlier trial on similar charges, Carlile had read aloud from "Rights of Man," a ploy that allowed him to publish it again, as a courtroom transcript).

But opposition activists called it a ploy that would allow Russia to present Mr. Jamil as a representative of the opposition during peace talks.

At the White House, President Bush dismissed Mr. Hussein's offer to allow international inspectors back into Iraq as a "ploy" that is "not going to fool anybody".

It was a ploy that seemed to be working.

The next time Brandi knocked, I pretended to be out — a ploy that fooled no one.

The other accuses jet-set industrialists of a ploy that will cheat the middle class.

It is a ploy that is unlikely to work against the cuter Klitschko.

Some travelers request a discount as a matter of course, a ploy that can work.

It was a ploy that failed.

It was a ploy that almost brought another famous win on home turf.