Sentence examples for use the wizardry of from inspiring English sources

Mr Ecclestone's companies have an iron grip on every frame that is shot within miles of a race--not just the actual contest, but the practice sessions and footage taken in the pits.Now Mr Ecclestone wants to use the wizardry of digital television to take grand prix further into people's living rooms.

Making matters worse, according to Rohrer and others, video games fall into the trap of using the wizardry and craft of those big teams to emulate movies — bad movies at that.

They have used all the wizardry of market research to gauge the attitudes of Muslims all over the world—how they see democracy, what they like and dislike about the West, whether they condone terrorism.And sure enough, some find the bottle of anti-Western extremism half-full, while others find it half-empty.

In 1962, Andy Warhol introduced him to a far more sophisticated technique: the wizardry of using photographic images on silkscreen canvases.

And for all the wizardry of SK Telecom's home-automation system, people in trials do not seem to use it much.

At their best, they use the requisite list of names and credits as a mere leaping-off point for clever experiments in graphic design, typography and kinetic wizardry.

It will require the wizardry of tax lawyers.

"Neuroscientist" seems insufficient to describe the wizardry of his accomplishments.

There is a limit, it seems, to the wizardry of the number-crunchers.

Roosevelt's protean image didn't require the wizardry of handlers.

This particular screed will zip its way to its readers via the wizardry of the internet.