Sentence examples for ploys of from inspiring English sources
Yet this should not be confused with ploys of conservatism.
"This could be one of the great tactical ploys of all time.
For the most part, however, the home side were unashamed about their ploys of conservatism.
Yet Wenger talked about it jarring with his principles to base his entire strategy around ploys of conservatism.
Sirk depicts the brazen ploys of the colorful rascals with a sardonic glee and looks admiringly at the freewheeling tumult of electoral campaigns.
(Steven Soderbergh, in his famous speech at the 2013 San Francisco Film Festival, sketched the rhetorical ploys of the studio pitch).
This is an understandable ploy of someone writing for children.
It's a familiar ploy, of course: cast a name and watch the ratings go skyward.
The pilot episode of "Bette" operates around a familiar sitcom ploy of mismatched expectations.
The networks are also reusing a popular advertising ploy of the past: the live commercial.
Crying that the "other guy" is worse is the ploy of a schoolyard bully.
