Sentence examples for gimmick repeat from inspiring English sources
(Scott) 'VANTAGE POINT' (PG-13, 1 24) A gimmick (repeat the assassination of an American president over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over) in search of a point.
But it is also overcooked and frenetic, with some visual tricks and gimmicks repeated often enough to induce a diminishing return of novelty and effect.
His work is marked by outrageously surreal jokes, strongly marked spatial gimmicks (repeated movements, fractured framing, duplicate images, that sort of thing) and an animator's fascination for insanely complex design.
The Obama administration also used this account for defense money, drawing complaints from lawmakers of both parties that the White House was relying on a budget gimmick, a point Cole repeated Friday.
You don't have to repeat, that is a gimmick to use more product, so you need to buy more.
Rather than repeat last night's debacle, "drop this gimmick", he said.
Mrs. Clinton has repeatedly said she opposed vouchers and she repeated that position yesterday, calling them a "gimmick" that drains money from public schools.
Coke is now trying to repeat its US success in Europe by introducing new drinks and dreaming up fresh occasion marketing gimmicks.
In addition, Mr. Zucker has developed a programming gimmick he is calling "kisses and lies," to give some added zip to the four comedies -- all repeats -- that will play from 8to1010 that night.
The gimmick of stepping up to the plate and picking out a dress won't form a local fan base of repeat buyers, but that's not the point.
