Sentence examples for has the trick of from inspiring English sources

The choreographer Christopher Wheeldon has the trick of making New York City Ballet's audience happy.

He has the trick of appearing to speak truth to power while being riveted to power himself.

"She has the trick of making all other dancers around her seem a little effortful in comparison but without rubbing it in," Ms. Brown added.

Soon Vernon finds that he did not have the trick of winning the viewers' sympathy.

The Knicks may have the tricks of the trade down better than any of their aging peers.

What has really shocked cognitive scientists, however, is that many blind artists seem to have the tricks of the Renaissance buried inside their brains.

Since the end of the Soviet Union, Russia has managed the trick of having low birthrates and high death rates.

UConn, better than anyone, has mastered the trick of having it both ways: committing few fouls while eliciting many on the opponent.

It has had usually a clogged motion; its great trick has been the trick of languorous cadence.

Mark Nelson has mastered the trick of raising a single eyebrow.

Another performer has mastered the trick of swallowing 15 liters of water and regurgitating them in patterned spouts.