Sentence examples for may be a trick from inspiring English sources

The alleged hipness of the Academy's choices over recent years may be a trick of the light.

The solution may be a trick of timing to make both sides think they have gotten what they want.

It may be a trick, but one advantage of this method is that recruiters take it quite seriously.

It may be a trick of the sunlight, but I could swear there is a glint in her eye as she says it.

If so, it may be a trick learned off the Third Battalion of the Parachute Regiment who, according to their corporal, Vincent Bramley, did exactly that during the taking of Mount Longdon in the Falklands.

Mr. Crudup is a creditable actor who puts a great deal of craft into his performance, but (it may be a trick of the camera) there is no light in his eyes, and for that reason, here, as in earlier movies, he seems strangely unknowable.

Misinformation may be a dirty trick, but it works.

Their art may be a cheap trick, but that's never an excuse for violence.

It may be a grandstanding trick, but the scene is charged with a realist painter's angry frustration.

Since the animation zips to different parts of the globe, it may be a neat trick for teaching children some geography.

Google bombing may be a party trick, something to amuse office workers as they trudge through the day, but it exemplifies one of the biggest challenges that Google faces as it heads toward its multibillion-dollar I.P.O.