Sentence examples for too many tricks from inspiring English sources

This time, I saw too many tricks, like dresses with cord-suspended draping.

Maybe he tried too many tricks with the chance at the end but I think next time he will score.

He is a young man trying to find his way in this world, writing music that the audience likes, that the orchestra likes: fresh sounds, good sounds, without too many tricks.

But in each case the walk is full of architectural experience, and it becomes excessive at only one point, the somewhat overdone base of the cylinder, where a complex, Renaissance-based geometric pattern of marble on the floor gives the sense that Mr. Isozaki was too eager to show off too many tricks at once.

The iPad has far too many tricks up its sleeve, each competing for our attention.

It's $100 cheaper than the 5s at equivalent storage sizes, and it's not missing too many tricks at the moment compared to the 5s, besides the camera features mentioned above, and the secret payload of the A7 and M7 processing components.

It had too many trick problems.

The recipes have too many subtle tricks that make a world of difference.

There is far too much "compromise," and far too many obstructionist "tricks" and "gimmicks" in our system to permit focused policy action.

Some voters said that no matter how clever the brochure, letter, or phone call, they had become numb to the politicians and their pleas, as though they were magicians who had run through too many card tricks.

The first, about whether the UK has enough money, had too many audio tricks; the second, about an Iraqi Instagram star killed for being too provocative, was very good (though the word "flaunt" should be banned, especially when used to refer to women).