Sentences with phrase «trickery as»

Technical pros and cons aside, it relied on some marketing trickery as well to push its new QLED series.

The game makes up for this with some nifty visual trickery as far as the game's super powers are concerned; which, for the most part, will be dominating your television screen anyway, as you will constantly be utilising them.

As for up top, we were missing Sanchez's trickery as Ozil and Welbeck were a bit flat.

Not exact matches

It would take some pretty special software trickery - almost witchcraft - for the Pixel 2 and 2 XL to take shots as well as the Galaxy S9 does in dark situations.

As a result, the focus is now on content and branding rather than manipulation and trickery.

Perhaps Sabio can speak to the amount of trickery present in other world religions as he has studied them more than I.

But so long as scarcity holds sway, use - value remains a decisive category which can only be abolished by trickery.

I'm not so odd as to claim one could, and I'm not trying to employ any trickery in my argument.

The postmodern trickery is not designed, as in Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, to cast doubt on the Church's understanding of the world, or even on the very nature of truth itself, but to tease the reader into asking the right questions, into becoming a pilgrim.

And as you'll see here, the answer is yes, with a bit of culinary trickery.

Full disclusure: this tart isn't * quite * so vibrant red IRL as in these photos; a bit of photo editing trickery is partially to thank.

We could certainly have done with either Turan or Mahrez in the season just gone, especially as we missed the trickery of Santi Cazorla in the centre so much after his injury.

But the creative and finishing ability of Alexis Sanchez eventually told as the Chilean striker capped a fine display with an excellent hat - trick, the third of which was a sublime bit oif trickery to put the West Ham Keeper on the floor before dinking a finish over him.

It's not very often that the Blues defender has a bad game, but he struggled with the pace and trickery of Swans winger Jefferson Montero and Ivanovic will be keen to move on as soon as possible.

As mentioned abive i see the speed of walcott, strenght almost giroud and a trickery arsenal of sanchez, i would love to experiment ox in the front cf position

The thing with Joel is as much as he works hard winning the ball, his contribution going forward is not so good plus it seems he doesn't have enough pace or trickery to go past players.

Girouds size means he can win lots of duels in the box but lacks the trickery and mobility to do much more hence why even a Walcott would prove a handful for Terry or Kompany but Giroud stands almost no chance as they can read his every move even if he beat them to an incoming ball.

How ever Wenger decides to line up he shouldn't play chambers as RB, cos he ll get destroyed by the pace and trickery of Enner Valencia

Playing Walcott as our striker will give us a different dimension, we will b tearing teams apart wid a front 3 full of pace trickery and goals, our attack will become very dynaminc, we will b hitting teams on counterattacks (giroud always slows d play because of his speed) and our midfield will flourish as Dey will find it easy to provide running passes and thru balls.

As a last resort I would take him but right now I am hoping we get an established striker with the trickery of sanchez, pace of theo and podolski «s canon.

NACHO MONREAL 5.5 The Spaniard look good on the ball but had a torrid time throughout the game as danger man Sadio Mane ran the rule against the defender on the night causing him so much problems with pace and trickery on the left wing.

The England centre - back was totally dominant in the air, but he struggled to cope with the trickery of the German side's attack, as he committed two fouls.

Diego Costa as PUSS IN BOOTS: Former teenage footballer Antonio Banderas played the voice - over in the animated Dreamworks version so who better to portray the deceit and trickery of the cat than a fellow Spaniard who knows a thing or two about winding up the opposition.

We've seen in practice (and not only pondered in theory) that the Ox has a wonderful blend of physical assets; balance and guile as shown against Man United in the FA Cup with his trickery and through - pass, and surging dribbling as seen against Chelsea with a quality finish off his weaker foot as the end product.

As I've said to you before, we have trickery and dribbling in abundance.

Walcott though limited would be very confident against Man united Cech (No word he has shocked me, Wow this guy is too great for a team with wenger as coach) Bellerin (He really has to improve his attacking side nd try to take on defenders) Chambers (Hez really good against de big guns & always gud in de middle of de park) Kos (Hez been a bit de-moltivated due to wengers lack of ambition hope Man u will do) Mon (link - up with walcott on the left would be breath of fresh air) Coq (great tackler, stamina & power) Ramsey (great passer of de ball, professional & great stamina) Sanchez (on the right, so he won't always play predictably) Walcott (thats where he was effective the last time against man u) Welbeck (Pace, goals & trickery) Giroud (Power, bully, link - up & goals) 4 -4-2 formation

Chelsea look for their magic and trickery from Hazard coming inside as a second striker and to assist and score on a regular basis.

We sign a very good wide - man who has a hunger to succeed, can outwit players with trickery and speed and is good in final third as well as being a tough competitor, who ever he is we need to find him.

I think we need to bring in an exciting winger, one who beats players with both pace and trickery, good in final third and jut as importantly he's good at getting back and doing the dirty work.

His raw pace and trickery provoked instant adulation from the Anfield faithful and, as with all young talent in this country, he was soon being touted as a future England international.

He turned on the style with two goals and some trickery that Neymar would have been proud of (and no doubt also accused of showboating for) and just when it looked as if video assistant referee (VAR) would spoil his evening, his second goal (righly) stood.

Through a bit of trickery, they could get their player - as they have done so throughout the season so far.

Adding Wijnaldum's and Coutinho's versatility to the mix (I think Coutinho can play in midfield 3 as well) we would have real pace, power, trickery and flexibility all through the team.

The former Barcelona star was not clinical in front of goal as his shooting was wayward but his pace and trickery were a constant source of menace for Uruguay to deal with.

This Chelsea side rely more on speed, trickery and fluid interchange of positions when attacking, and high - intensity pressing at pace in defense — the scalpel as opposed to the hammer.

The 25 - year - old's pace and trickery terrified Joey O'Brien and often opened up space in the centre as he stretched the magnitude of the play.

They looked to get the ball to their left as quickly as possible and use the explosive pace and trickery of Ryan Sessegnon.

I fancy RVP on the right because he loves doing the trickery and holding up play, is a excellent crosser and has a mean left foot that he can turn in and smack straight into goal as we have seen him do multiple times before.

He is not as tall as Giroud but he has the pace and the trickery that the current Arsenal striker lacks.

Like most Brazilian attackers his key attributes are his pace and trickery, although his composure and finesse inside the box as well as his hold up play is remarkable for a 19 - year - old.

In other news, Robert Pires has taken a liking to the skililfull Montpellier winger Remy Cabella, who impressed me as well, with his trickery over a month back, in the Champions League opener.

Couple of good efforts on goal as well as showing some pace and trickery.

As expected, all the eyes were on former United player Cristiano Ronaldo, who was terrorizing the opposition with his pace and trickery.

Gareth Bale was outstanding in their wins over Arsenal and Chelsea, instrumental in fact, but he was used as a left - back against United and was severely found wanting against Valencia's pace and trickery.

The Cornell Food and Brand Lab is led by Dr. Brian Wansink, whom I've referred to here as a «master of lunchroom trickery:» Wansink is the leading expert on how subtle changes to the physical layout of cafeterias can induce people to make healthier choices without being aware of the manipulation.

As if we hadn't spent the past year doing the potty - training two - step, with rewards, encouragement, bribery, cajoling, trickery, and everything short of witchcraft to try to get our sweet girl to poo regularly in the toilet.

As I discussed a few days ago, video trickery is probably next.

Labour's Angela Eagle described the plan as a cynical attempt by a government with an overall majority of just 12 to use procedural trickery to manufacture a very much larger one by knocking the SNP out of select votes.

For the new streets, Oddo chose Cupidity Drive, which means inordinate desire for wealth; Fourberie Lane, defined as trickery and deception; and Avidity Place, derived from avidita, meaning greed.

As fate would have it, the trickery they hoped to conduct in the shadows has come to light.