But the Dolphins are not surviving merely on a few gimmicks.
He is also expected to deliver a slimmed-down statement, with few gimmicks.
The majors have copied a few gimmicks from the minors, like having entertainment on the field between innings.
The menu includes a few gimmicks: the first drink is always served in the same delightfully sensory way, which engages the ears as much as the mouth.
Working on a bare-bones set and aided by few gimmicks other than taped follow-up interviews with those he has read, Edward manages to traverse the range of human emotions deftly in 30 minutes, piloting us from grief and fear to hope and joy to, inevitably, redemption and closure.
And there was nothing left of it - there were a few gimmicks and winks: it opens with the killing of a priest by the roaches with a huge sign that says Jesus saves; there's a rosary that was important in the original screenplay but that is now just an empty symbol; there's a broken church.
In DSLRs, autofocus accuracy and flexibility are marquee features, so this early use case made sense; but outside a few gimmicks, these "serious" cameras generally deployed computation in a fairly vanilla way.
Instead of revolutionizing gaming, the company made a few gimmicks here and there that drew in the casual crowd, while those gimmicks themselves alienated their core fanbase.
"I want to have fewer gimmicks in this budget than we had last year," Mr. Clinton said.
The scenes that work best are those played with the fewest gimmicks; too often Abrahami's ideas are an imposition that complicates the story.
