Sentence examples for some ploy from inspiring English sources

Election analysts are constantly saying that voters are "too smart" for some ploy or "smarter than" they get credit for being.

One top Democrat, shocked that Rudy had run a race so minimalist that it would make a front-porch campaign look expansive, wondered if it was really some ploy to pump up his business.

Was everyone else booked or is this some ploy by ITV to make Andy Townsend seem good by comparison in the later game?" I'd actually take Michael Owen right now.

As is always the case with Apple, it's hard to know how legitimate those talks were or if they were just some ploy to get something else it wanted.

And although some people are already crying that it was probably staged or part of some ploy to get YouTube views, BBP assures us on Twitter it's 100% authentic.

Creator Nanatchka Khan gets a reasonable amount of comedy out of this sturdy odd-couple setup, though, it must be said, it's hard to know how much mileage there will be in Chloe continually getting June to fall for some ploy or humiliating her in some way.

It must have been some unconscious ploy".

It is hard to imagine Hingis staging this retirement as part of some legal ploy.

"Hopefully, this is not just a stall tactic or some negotiation ploy at the expense of clean athletes and the integrity of sport".

"There are some people who believe that this bespeaks a certain kind of disdain for organized labor, or is just some Republican ploy to undermine the unions," Jennifer Bradley, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, told me.

"This is not a gimmick, some marketing ploy; it's something I believe in," said Mr. Coumont, who started the chain in Belgium in 1990 and who opened his first store in the United States on Madison Avenue in 1997.