Sentence examples for tricks sound from inspiring English sources

He has sadly little trouble making such dirty tricks sound real.

Many of these tricks sound, to me, like more trouble than they're worth, but, still, I find them fascinating.

If these tricks sound implausible to you, don't take it from me: they come straight from "Heads in Beds," Jacob Tomsky's hilarious and eminently readable memoir about his 10-plus years in the hotel business.

However deep the piano's bag of tricks, sounds like those are beyond it.

I suppose a vague sense of "cool technical tricks!" sounds good on paper, though I wonder, if Nintendo marketing had gone after the real appeal of the game, we wouldn't be talking about how underrated and under-appreciated it is.

I told somebody once, "If you had to teach Martians how to rock 'n' roll, "Pretty Woman" is the song because it teaches you everything about a rock song; it's got a great beat, it's got a great riff, it's a story song with a surprise happy ending, and it's even got a trick sound with the growl he does in the middle.

Cheap Trick sounded more than ever like a sardonic Beatles-Ramones hybrid.

(The trick sounds reminiscent of Bob Dylan's haphazard approach to live shows, wrongfooting his own band mid-song with a changed tempo or a new lyric).

NOTE TO SELF -- Expensive voice recorders can do all kinds of tricks with sound files.

He changes chords almost compulsively: often major to minor and back (as the Beatles did), making his melodies play artful tricks to sound natural.

Their exploits at hacking, conniving, misleading, and extorting (all in the name of justice) were accompanied by cheesy camera tricks and sound effects (jump cuts, clicking shutter noises), and often played out in montages backed by disco-funk-soul hits like "Superfly," "Everyday People," and "Superstition".