Sentence examples for trickster at from inspiring English sources
Anton Zeilinger, a physicist and quantum trickster at the University of Vienna, and a fan of Dr. Wheeler's idea, has speculated that reality is ultimately composed of information.
It seems that just about the only kind of creature that can't be a trickster, at least of the classic type, is a female, a fact that somebody should write a dissertation on.
Gabriella Coleman, an anthropologist who studies hacktivist culture, described Anonymous as the modern-day "trickster," at times playful, at others scaring the daylights out of people, and usually slippery.
THE ARTS Schedule information on Wednesday with a theater review of "Tilly the Trickster," at the Linda Gross Theater in Manhattan, using information from a publicist, misstated the telephone number to call for tickets.
He was a marine who saw active service in the Pacific, and then he settled in Los Angeles, first as a gas pump attendant and then as a barman and unofficial trickster at Hollywood parties.
But while the common forebear behind those works is W. G. Sebald, Gospodinov's model is Borges, whose delight in mischievous games and extravagant fantasy he shares; for all Gospodinov's obsession with sorrow, he is a trickster at heart, and often very funny.
And chances are, it is too crazy to be true — you're simply seeing the work of the visual tricksters at Worth1000, a kind of playground for artists and graphic provocateurs.
Oh boy, those tricksters at IGN sure know how to milk a stupid holiday (that is, holy day) for all it's worth!
One night during the convention, Farage was introduced to Trump's longtime adviser, the infamous political trickster Roger Stone, at an Italian restaurant, according to both men.
Ira Mandela Siobhan is sensational as the dancing trickster too, at one point leaping from the ground on to a table with nonchalant ease.
There's a subtle joke here, too is Kojima, always the trickster, hinting at a plot point with the tape's label, or is its description no more than a wink to the track's origin on Bowie's 1970 album of almost the same name?
