Sentence examples for gimmick around from inspiring English sources

The gimmick around the merch is that people can buy "Lucky Jew" pictures from real life "Lucky Jews".

The trouble is, you almost certainly have seen or read such a story, since the device is among the oldest plot gimmicks around.

The prime minister was right to dismiss gimmicks around the cost of living, but the party does need to show how it's building on the welcome fuel duty freeze to help voters who are feeling the pressure of rising prices and stagnant wages.

Ronda Rousey said she did not know what a Beat the Clock Challenge was and, honestly, there are so many gimmicks around here I almost forgot myself.

This is a smart, economical film that eschews overt gimmicks around interracial romance by allowing its characters to exist freely.

"I know he does that tired old P.R. gimmick all around the country," O'Malley said following an event in Baltimore.

Isn't it the pretty gimmick built around empty desire?

Barton Bishop's "Still the River Runs," a two-hander presented at Center Stage by Zootopia Theater Company, makes far better use of the hauling-a-dead-body-around gimmick than that movie did, and adds some emotional weight to the corpse's dead weight to boot.

His gimmick was to drag around a red Radio Flyer wagon that contained a big jug of sugar.

Directors Brett Morgen and Nanette Burstein use a kind of collage of visual material - largely black and white photos in which the pictures are colourised, twisted and tricksily detached from their settings and moved around, a gimmick that actually doesn't get as stale as you'd think.

"It seems like a gimmick to get around the rules, but people came away shaking their heads with admiration".