Sentence examples for trickery with from inspiring English sources

"It is always dangerous to use trickery with the voters, thus with democracy," it said.

Another ancillary treasure in "The Girl" is the depiction of the trickery with which realism is simulated.

"It's trickery with words and numbers," said Tetsunari Iida, director of the Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies, a research group based in Tokyo.

The title of "Semplice" — simple — proves to be more trickery, with the violin flitting up and down in quick and complex passages interspersed with slyly innocent resting periods.

Trickery with shadows and with perspective figures in a number of the shots that have made their way into "The Art of the American Snapshot".

Unfortunately, there is evidence that many of these slave redemptions are the result of trickery, with fake slave traders selling make-believe slaves many times over.

This diminutive package of twinkle-toed trickery performed with impressive positional discipline, tucking in next to Mathieu Flamini, and easing the play forward when the opportunity presented itself.

In 1955-56, themergencece of Jack Overfield and George Meek, wingers whose trickery contrasted with Williams' direct style, limited his appearances to 19 as Charles' 29 goals propelled Leeds back to the top flight.

Red also shares the trickery theme with Blue and can temporarily steal opponents' creatures or divert spells, although generally not permanently.

Another worthless "treaty" with the People, fraught with trickery, can now be added to the misery inflicted upon the Sioux Nation.

Among colleagues, his supposed cunning earned him the sobriquet of "Reynard", after the fox associated with trickery in European fairytales, while inevitable comparisons have also been made with Labour's Peter Mandelson.