Sentence examples for that gimmick from inspiring English sources
To Klores, that gimmick seemed very likely to accomplish the exact reverse of its intended purpose.
This proto-metal act hails from Sweden, and while its gimmicky stage show has prompted dissent among purists, that gimmick has won over numerous fans.
"Be sure to stick around for the fun the next time somebody tries that gimmick," Bavasi wrote.
Yet, if you think that gimmick, or – for that matter – Bieber, who's on some mad, doe-eyed campaign to make himself seem down to earth, recently spending an afternoon getting paid to sit in a car and sing his own songs is an authentic piece of idiosyncrasy or insight, you're a mug.
Another critic already has that gimmick?
Lately, some, including players, have rejected that gimmick as offensive.
But it hits home the message that gimmicks can't compensate for the paucity of decent songs.
Dan Pfeiffer, writing on the White House blog, called the pro forma sessions "a gimmick", and insisted that "gimmicks do not override the president's constitutional authority to make appointments to keep the government running".
"Andrew's idea, right from the beginning, was that his gimmick was that there wouldn't be any gimmicks.
Republicans and some budget groups call that a gimmick, saying much of the money would not be spent anyway.
