Sentence examples for trickery used from inspiring English sources

The technical trickery used to make characters look older than they are is certainly impressive, particularly for the ancient Daisy on her hospital deathbed.

Unlike the special effects and 3D trickery used in the cinema, the virtual scenes being created for Shakespeare are "alive" and change every night, just as proper live theatre does, so no performance is the same as the next.

After showing off various visual trickery used in the series, she mentioned that filming for the movie (which was previously believed to have begun in the middle of August) wouldn't begin until some time next month.

Haarde, the former Prime Minister of Iceland, was found guilty of criminally concealing his knowledge of the trickery used by Iceland's banks before they melted that nation's finances. .

A small amount of digital trickery, using existing footage of the actor, was used to disguise his absence.

Houdini had something of a passion for debunking frauds, and took a delight in exposing trickery using his expertise in the subject to detect bogus claims.

A promising therapeutic concept for early interruption of pathogen infection is to subvert this pathogenic trickery using exogenously introduced decoys that present high-affinity mimics of cellular receptors.

Or if it's photos you're looking for, check out Cuttings, a new portfolio that explores visual trickery using found objects by artists Annie Colligne and Sarah May (they also took this month's cover image).

But, it does show that viral videos are getting ever more cunning with their trickery, using pseudo-modern science to get the internet scratching its proverbial chin over their authenticity.

To observe a substrate-like radical again requires trickery: using either trans-4,5-dehydro l-lysine (anLys) or 4-thia- l-lysine (4-thia-Lys) halts the mutase reaction in a state that resembles l-α-lysine.

All that revolutionary trickery is used on a daily basis now.