Sentence examples for some sort of trick from inspiring English sources
I thought they were doing some sort of trick.
Some thought a politician was trying to buy their votes; others presumed it was some sort of trick.
If you find yourself bounced up into the air by a hill, do some sort of trick.
"I'm thinking it was some sort of trick to get into your business and get you in trouble," Ms. Smith recalled in a recent interview.
Dr Fathi Gaith, one of those in the crowd, said: "We are afraid of a compromise that is some sort of trick".
He thus has to explain away right-wing populism as some sort of trick designed to "harness the energy of the mass in order to reinforce or restore the power of elites".
Their fortunes have not been generated through some sort of magic trick, but through the far more pedestrian act of exploiting capitalism's logic.
It must be some sort of illusion, a trick of the light; a continuation of last night's frightened dream, perhaps?
"We're not talking about some sort of escapist trick of the mind".
Rival newspapers had suspected some sort of a trick ever since the first Maiden Tribute article was published.
No wonder that some Cubans wonder whether the "blockade" which the government blames for nearly all of Cuba's problems might be some sort of Orwellian trick.
