Sentence examples for gimmick of having from inspiring English sources
You Devil (1984), which, as the title suggests, bore the gimmick of having Burns also play Satan.
Glass hasn't done anything really new here — unless you count the gimmick of having him speak while sitting at a desk that's placed somewhere out of doors.
Glass hasn't done anything really new here—unless you count the gimmick of having him speak while sitting at a desk that's placed somewhere out of doors.
The league has also gone to a four-on-four matchup during the five-minute overtime, although it could certainly do without the gimmick of having penalty shots deciding the match.
During this time, Hager had a gimmick of having an undefeated streak in FCW.
Summarizing the gameplay in general as "weak", GameSpot's Ricardo Torres argued that the game's promising ideas were fundamentally deadened by "the gimmick of having to 'virtually' watch television programs" and the long stretches of time this entails.
That gimmick, of course, has already been thoroughly exploited by the TV show "Monk," and the same is true of most of the other attempts at humor in this show: they were funny once when employed by better actors in other contexts (Mr. Beaman and Mr. Gerchak ain't no Hope and Crosby), but here they're merely deadening.
Lewis's business partner David F. Friedman drummed up publicity by distributing vomit bags to theatergoers the sort of gimmick Castle had mastered and arranging for an injunction against the film in Sarasota, Florida the sort of problem exploitation films had long run up against, except Friedman had planned it.
The gimmick of this film has often been the idea that both the stalked and the prey were fully aware of the kind of situation they were in their own horror movie.
The windfall tax idea seems exactly the kind of populist gimmick Mr. Obama has been trying to avoid, and could be counterproductive.
I, however, find the curved display edges to be a bit of a gimmick, though haven't found immediate problems with the phone itself.
