Sentence examples for a trick of an from inspiring English sources

If, by a margin so small that in a voice vote you would have no idea who won, Brexit happens; or if, by a trick of an antique electoral system designed to give country people more power than city people, a Donald Trump is elected, then pluralist constitutional democracy is finished.

A lesson in perspective, a trick of light?

Of course, it is a trick of the eye, a conceit of the heart.

Leadership is a trick of perception, a bit of wisdom Shakespeare lent Henry IV, to pass along to Prince Hal.

"In a way, it's a trick of the eye," Tighe said.

This Haggadah denounced Passover itself as a trick of rabbis rather than a festival of freedom.

It is, of course, just an allusion, a trick of the camera.

Some scientists propose that consciousness is an illusion, a trick of the brain.

Perhaps this makes skateboarding not an extreme sport, but a trick of balancing extremes.

By Howard Moss The New Yorker, December 27 , 1982P. 44 A lesson in perspective, a trick of light?

The New Yorker, December 27 , 1982P. 44 A lesson in perspective, a trick of light?