Sentence examples similar to miss gimmick from inspiring English sources

Jim Farber for Daily News wrote that "Red Hot Kinda Love" contains "a can't-miss gimmick of a chorus".

They haven't missed a gimmick with the vinyl disc either - it's designed so as to look like your very own Poké Ball, embossed with all the characters from the universe.

But says Wheeler Winston Dixon, the "people who attacked it as a shallow gimmick missed the greater depth that was obviously there in the writing, which was brilliant.

Does it really matter if you don't see all the sights and miss the tourist gift gimmicks?

The price of escaping culpability for missing whatever accounting gimmicks may have occurred at Enron is accepting a certain deterministic myopia.

Somebody is missing out on a heckuva marketing gimmick by not pairing "The Irish Curse," a play about the trials and tribulations of men with small penises, with "666," the appallingly entertaining production now at the Minetta Lane Theater.

The gimmick of iambic pentameter is missing, but considering the voices of the barbershop work as a built-in Greek chorus, there's more than enough theatricality.

"How about an Old-Fashioned?" (Another thing missing from the drinks offerings: anything approaching a gimmick).

Are we missing out on all the fun, or is this mobile TV just a gimmick with no real substance behind it?

It's easy to miss the magnitude of the change, since many of these Things seem like mere gimmicks.

Maybe 80s beats are exactly what yoga has been missing these past two millennia, but first thoughts are that it seems like yet another yoga gimmick - like dog yoga ("doga"), baby yoga and laughter yoga.