Sentence examples for sort of ruse from inspiring English sources

Of course, it's often possible to spot this sort of ruse.

But when there seems to be no chance to defeat a contract, try some sort of ruse.

Recently, however, rebel supporters working in Cairo have asserted that the cousin's defection was some sort of ruse.

This terminology game is, on one hand, a sort of ruse, on the other, an expression of something like the psychopathology of real estate".

Of course you'd expect that this sort of ruse would soon be rumbled and that ineffective provision would be blacklisted, right?

All sorts of ruses were used to ensure a victory – forcing civil servants to vote in advance, for example – but that does not automatically mean the party will fare badly if it has to abide by the rules.

Courts have played along, permitting them to use all sorts of ruses, including outright lies -- claiming "proof" of guilt from fabricated polygraph tests, false eyewitness reports, false findings of fingerprints, hair, blood or semen at the crime scene.

Since coming to government in January, Alexis Tsipras and company have tried all sorts of ruses: foot-stamping, obfuscating and blustering.

In his 1986 dissent, Justice Marshall noted that it was all but impossible to prove that a prosecutor had engaged in this sort of "tactical ruse".

Some people even wondered whether the chaotic exit by around 50 of the Qaddafi fighters — who fled by boat before they were bombed by NATO warplanes, according to several fighters — was some sort of a ruse.

Finding the cubes is sort of a ruse on Mr. Fish's behalf to get you to check out every corner of his densely constructed universe so you will begin to want to unspool the complex game that is layered atop Gomez's childlike adventure.