Sentence examples for stratagems of the from inspiring English sources
It's a lesson his kids appear to have absorbed, the hard stratagems of the closet.
Even as we cooperate with Beijing, the stratagems of the Chinese state periodically remind us of its undemocratic nature.
A country that seemed peripheral to the grand stratagems of the cold war now seems, in the words of a top Clinton adviser, the very model of what post-cold-war policy is about.
Beyond specific tactics and policies, there remains another, in some ways more insidious connection between the stratagems of the second Bush presidency and the rise of a reality TV star to leading candidate for president.
The politesse, the pointing up of sweetness, and the ascribing of "entire indifference" to the child evoke the classic stratagems of the pedophile, planning his campaign and convincing others (and, more important, himself) that he is doing no wrong — that there is no victim but merely a willing collaborator.
Trump exploited three stratagems of The Standard Table of Influence.
Borrowing the concept of efficient markets from the world of finance to analyze baseball's competitive inequities, the author of "Liar's Poker" monitors the stratagems of Billy Beane, the Oakland Athletics' maverick general manager, whose low-budget club managed to vault to the top of the American League West in 2002.
One cynical stratagem of the Reagan and Bush administrations, according to Pedersen, was to block all attempts to reconstitute the panel, effectively thwarting such research throughout the 1980's.
His smooth analysis of his own as well as the playwright's utterly failed intentions could serve as a primer for publicists on the art of the con, or in a regional theater context, the stratagem of the artistic con.
The Persians made an unsuccessful attempt to take Muscat, defeated by a stratagem of the new Imam Sultan bin Murshid.
Through some stratagem of the CIA they managed to persuade the Catholic Cardinal of Guatemala City to come out with a strong speech condemning the communist tendencies of the Arbenz government.
