Sentences with phrase «really neat trick»

I have always found it very intuitively appealing (read a really neat trick!)

Reducing emissions by any means at a rate greater than the EU (without putting a pinch on energy supply at the same time) without significant subsidies and incentives would be a really neat trick.

This is a really neat trick.

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Breaking corals into pieces is a neat trick and potentially an effective way to mitigate ship strikes, but it only really populates the immediate area.

It's a neat trick — a combination of the performances and those expensive special effects, which integrate really well.

«There are a lot of neat tricks to the stages,» Honma added, «but the difficulty really ramps up quickly from the beginning, so you may have to try a stage many times before you can get through it.

It's a neat trick considering the SLC is really nothing more than a facelift for the SLK, with a new nose that makes the SLC look more like a baby SL, titivations to the lights and a new folding hard top you can spec with a panoramic glass roof.

It's another nice reader from Kobo with a really neat new trick.

Without features like the Global Trading System or Wonder Trade, you aren't really missing much, but with them you have one more neat little trick at your disposal.

You'll pick up plenty of neat little tricks of your own just by playing through the game, but in our experience there are several that'll really help to know in advance.

The campaign plays some neat tricks with its sci - fi powers and weird mind - jacking abilities, but doesn't really feel fresh overall.

One of the games high points has you using the touchscreen to draw with your finger in order to level up some platforms which is a neat trick but there's certain moments where your hand is simply going to get in the way of the screen, so you can't really get a good grasp of what you're meant to be doing.

Now that really would be some neat trick.

It isn't really a bullet proof vest, but a neat trick.