Sentence examples for on the sleight from inspiring English sources

It also relied on the sleight of hand long employed by the IOC – separating the "operational budget" from the "infrastructural budget".

The blue metal allows for the water to run through to the agline, and the ag line on the sleight angle allows for the water to run down and out of the bottom weep holes.

I'm going to run through a few terms and briefly outline some thoughts on the relative "sweetness" of the terminology, and the degree to which White audiences have caught on to the sleight of hand.

Truth be told, I like the space opened up by ignoring the different takes on the same idea, the sleight of hand designed to reach critical mass before it's noticed, the politics of religion and the religion of not invented here.

The fixation on the house helps with the sleight of hand – the average detached house on a new executive estate may actually be considerably smaller than the average new flat in Paris or Berlin, but the appeal to status and individuality apparently has the edge.

On the political sleight of hand that seeks to makeover illegal "mass surveillance" as apparently acceptable "bulk collection in six specific circumstances," Schrems is especially scathing.

Tony was beautifully played by Tim McInnerny, but the pleasure, as ever, was the sleight of hand on display: the razor-sharp editing, the blink-and-you'll-miss-it sight gags (Tony thumbing through a script entitled "Nail Me To My Car"), the verbose narration.

Still, in true P.T Barnum fashion, the sleight of hand and manipulation of words got precision delivery on his behalf.

That's the sleight of hand.

The sleight involved in Goddet's transition from Pétainism to Gaullism was not lost on some.

"The frantic spinning distracts from the sleight of hand.