Sentence examples for trickery of from inspiring English sources

We can share in the delight in the trickery of early cinema because we are exposed so beautifully to the trickery of the present.

The trickery of the two women also serves to frustrate the jealous behaviour of Master Ford.

Gods or men or accident, the trickery of Odysseus or the wrath of Zeus?

Iran, in turn, called the allegations baseless and the self-created trickery of "the Zionist regime".

From the start the thrust of Mané and trickery of Philippe Coutinho tested Tottenham.

So officials and experts are increasingly relying on technology both high and low to counteract the trickery of raging wildfires.

That illusion also uses the optical trickery of negative space – which brings us back to that Negative Value triptych.

But Inception marks a return to the audacious concepts and narrative trickery of his 2000 breakthrough, Memento.

The Victorian independent senator John Madigan denounced what he saw as "political trickery of the highest order".

It is an earthbound and frankly emotional novel, especially in a literary scene long dominated by the cerebral trickery of postmodernism.

Diab, who felt "so honored to be part of this revolution" was enraged by the President's stubbornness and the trickery of his words.