Sentence examples for trickery for from inspiring English sources

Trickery for its own sake did not interest him.

But last night's shot — one of forty-six Federer winners to four for his opponent, Brian Dabul — was impressive, and caps an impressive month of trickery for Federer.

He has also announced a whole new series, and will be delving into timeslip trickery for thrills and spills this time round.

It's the beginning of a long career in murder and trickery for her, and a crucial step on the road to heroic fame for him.

While rock and rollers were using tape trickery for novelties -- early pop sampling, for instance, in Dickie Goodman's "flying saucer" comedy singles, with a deadpan interviewer answered by snippets of current hits -- academic composers and eccentric souls were devising all sorts of precedents.

It takes some trickery for a male great bowerbird (Ptilonorhynchus nuchalis) to hold a female's attention.

But that is what makes the trickery possible, for in the stripping away of mask, no one suspects that another mask is being revealed.

Songs without any studio or live trickery – except for the eight other musicians up there in support and the soft rock synthetic guitar solos that sporadically break out.

Although he is playing a simple comic stereotype — the Irish loafer with a gift for trickery and a weakness for whiskey — Mr. Norton is such a fine actor that Finian never comes across as a twinkly, synthetic cartoon.

There is no desire to press a bright-red antiwar poetry button; no call for the trickery of literature; and no call above the quiet truths and sensibilities of those on the front line.

Stardock's trickery of creating skins for Windows is not lost on Microsoft, nor are some of the designs that are being freely traded.