Sentence examples for gimmick though from inspiring English sources

If anyone can do without a gimmick, though, it's her.

This is no gimmick, though: as it steams, the orange releases juice and flavour into the surrounding cake, leaving the pudding fantastically moist, zesty and tender.

I, however, find the curved display edges to be a bit of a gimmick, though haven't found immediate problems with the phone itself.

In the movie, it seems a structural gimmick — though a very cleverly used gimmick, which is enjoyable in itself.

To layer new painting over the vestigial forms of old painting is a gimmick, though not a meaningless one.

Taking the show out of the theatre is more than a mere gimmick, though it does also raise uncomfortable questions about theatre's and the audience's responsibilities.

Obama's federal spending freeze (locking in his own spending increases) and inconsequential earmarks ban are just gimmicks – though, admittedly, gimmickry frequently favoured by Republicans.

Ignoring the gimmicks, though, the DVD's strong visuals — onboard cameras, computer graphics and specially outfitted bikes, to name a few — add a dimension not available in a book or on a track.

This is one of those 'last-resort' signature gimmicks, though, since it's really kind of cheap.

Since Mr. Fischer reliably draws the best — meticulously prepared and deeply committed performances — from any orchestra he conducts, his experiments must generally be accounted successes, certainly not mere gimmicks, though it is not always clear how much credit to accord any particular tweak.

"Having an all-male cast is not a gimmick, even though the play is very gendered.