Sentence examples for the remarkable trick from inspiring English sources
But The Rest is Noise performs the remarkable trick of making what may be considered abstruse musical matters widely accessible.
Yet operators have pulled off the remarkable trick of getting users to pay through the nose for messages and convincing them they are getting a sweet deal.
Then once Jackie Autry began operating the team for her aging husband, she performed the remarkable trick of turning a large-market team into a small-market loser.
Mr Koizumi pulled off the remarkable trick of attacking his own political party, eventually kicking out LDP Diet members when they rebelled against his flagship programme of postal privatisation.
Nowadays, the book notes, Mr Chávez sports designer clothes and Cartier watches and a growing personality cult.This bond has allowed him to pull off the remarkable trick of posing as the leader of the opposition to his own incompetent government.
Ida, which pulls off the remarkable trick of looking as if it was made when it was set – the early 60s – feels more like a restored and rediscovered classic than a new movie.
How had I achieved this remarkable trick?
With humans, he added, this remarkable trick of incorporating a wheelchair as an extensive of oneself should be even easier, Nicolelis said.
But perhaps the most remarkable trick Derren Brown has pulled off is to turn a quiet boy unsure of his identity into one of TV's greatest showmen From the earliest days of photography, practitioners took their inspiration from paintings.
In 2011, Carney became President Obama's press secretary, and during his three-year tenure in that post he and his colleagues used social media to pull off a remarkable trick: giving the Obama Administration a reputation among the public for openness while at the same time allowing reporters precious little access to the White House.
But this clear, crisp night belonged to White, whose most remarkable trick of the past few years has been fusing counter-cultural cool with mass appeal.
