He's more gimmicky, more amusing.
Yet Ms. Taylor's vignettes are more gimmicky than gripping.
That show was criticized for being more gimmicky than dramatic.
I've been going to him since the '80s, when I wore more gimmicky wigs.
It makes the Infinity Nets seem more gimmicky than they are; the table would not be out of place in an upmarket department shop window at Christmas.
In most cases, Cook said, the more gimmicky promotions came from smaller universities, or bigger universities in conferences that received less exposure, like those on the West Coast.
Among Chewton Glen's more gimmicky offerings are its breakfast and other snack baskets, which you can order any time of day.
And then once you've forgotten enough, you love someone else.'" Oddly, Naomi's amnesia seems more gimmicky than the far more unconventional plot device in "Elsewhere".
This screwball-meets-Shakespeare plot, which relies on dramatic irony, barely pleasant suspense, and moral cringing, adheres to a more gimmicky, more "Hollywood" construct than Holofcener's past four films.
He also moved, in slightly more gimmicky fashion, when Mr. Groh and his Steinway were propelled around the stage on a platform by three black-clad assistants.
