Sentence examples for this trick of from inspiring English sources
This trick of perspective is key to the movie's success.
The Greek word in rhetoric for this trick of calling attention to a phrase is metanoia, but the vice president is not listening to me.
How does it work, this trick of living in almost complete isolation from human beings who eat, talk and sleep only a few feet away?
This trick of Osborne's is a bogus device, a waste of allegedly valuable parliamentary time designed purely to trip Labour up, on the assumption that Ed Balls wouldn't be able to vote for it.
This trick of hiding the handle in the C-pillar has been played before, in the four-door versions of the Nissan Pathfinder of 1990 and the Alfa Romeo 147 of 2001.
"When she was saying stuff I didn't want to hear," Mirren said, "I developed this trick of appearing to hear — 'Yes, yes,' 'Right, I'll try that' — but having no idea what she'd said".
Send your assistant, who is also completely fluent in this trick, out of the room.
Attempting this trick out of a bank is often helpful as it gives enough time to see your landing.
To borrow a line from Christopher Durang, I don't know if this is the trick of memory, or the memory of some trick.
They've learned this trick now of having wars far away.
Apple's able to pull off this trick because of the music licenses Apple was reported to have signed.
