Sentences with phrase «trickery making»

There's plenty of software trickery making this possible, and power management has evolved into a true Huawei speciality.

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But the one angle that video was shot at, along with some other questions about buoyancy, made some question whether there was some sort of trickery going on.

Murders most foul, on a massive scale, in the name of the United Nations makes a mockery of human rights and a trickery of the Universal Declaration.

Have every believer in the world pray for them to heal, and let's have cameras there to view the outcome, with scientists and James Randi on hand to make sure there's no trickery.

Using a mixture of suggestion, «cold reading», hypnosis and plain old trickery, Brown has the ability to make people believe in God, miracles and the power of prayer faster than you can say «prestidigitation» (look it up).

Stewart Downing is the left footed option, and certainly possesses a fine cross, but Ashley Young's flair, trickery and pace make him the better prospect.

With a fair amount of trickery under his belt he has the makings of a legend.

We don't know if Arsene Wenger was thinking along the same lines, or if the ill advised sliding tackle and subsequent red card for Per Mertesacker against Chelsea last month was the cause, but the German has lost his place to Gabriel at the minute and that makes me feel a lot better about our chances of keeping out the pace and trickery of the terrible trio of Messi, Neymar and Suarez.

Even without the trickery, the defender in charge of covering the tight end on pop plays has little time to make a decision.

Some magnificent trickery on the left flank saw him glide past two Everton defenders, he then picked out Arnautovic who in turn played a cute ball to Shaqiri, and the Swiss international made no mistake from close range.

Sterling's pace and movement along with trickery can make him a mainstay at Bayern for years to come.

He lacks the explosive pace or overt trickery to be a two - way threat out there, and needs a powerful full - back capable of making overlapping runs to cover for him.

The game came with a individual briliance when Sanchez outsmarted Saints defense with trickery and a nice finish to make it 1 - 0.

On several occasions, Pogba found himself with the ball, driving forward, taking players on, pirouetting and swivelling into space, but he never looked capable of making anything out of these flashes of skill and trickery.

We have also witnessed his blistering pace, clever movement, impressive work - rate and trickery with the ball at his feet, making him something of a nightmare for opponents to handle.

Moreover his turn of pace, fearlessness in taking on defenders with his trickery and low centre of gravity, made him difficult to defend against.

What is even more exciting is when the talented defensive starlets can perform the role of centre back in such an elegant manner that it turns your attention away from Neymar's trickery, Philippe Coutinho's blind passes and Paulo Dybala's exquisite finishing and makes you admire a good old fashioned slide tackle or towering header.

This activity uses a bit of science trickery to make an object that sinks in water, float in water.

To make sure kids get adequate nutrition, parents may have to resort to a little 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.

Few kids will turn down a hamburger, but you can make yours healthier with a bit of trickery.

[Easy] To make the cyclist vanish, Loyd employed clever pictorial trickery.

Some, however, are less obvious: the kinds of errors eye witnesses make in their testimony and ways of documenting trickery.

Most don't make nectar, so they lure pollinators by trickery.

But in a cruel twist of metabolic trickery, carrying excess fat can actually make you hungrier thanks to a phenomenon called leptin resistance.

And because I felt that was more trickery with the camera than reality, I didn't include them, but seeing them makes me think this whole belt magic is real!

And because I felt that was more trickery with the camera than reality I didn't include them but seeing them makes me re-think this whole belt thing.

They aren't interested in dating pics that present a false image with high tech lighting trickery or over the top hair and make - up styles that they would never normally choose to wear.

Don't fall for this little trickery because it's just used to make you feel special and from there you will be much more inclined to join the dating site which is what their end goal is.

The Wachowskis and cinematographer Bill Pope take advantage of currently available technical trickery to create visually distinct levels of reality while setting high - speed cameras in motion to make the action sequences particularly dynamic and fluid.

This suggests two possibilities: Either Haneke has attempted to shear his sensibility of trickery and failed to do so convincingly, or he has made an experiment in manipulation and feigned empathy so exacting and oblique that nobody has understood its real purpose (I wouldn't put the latter past him).

In terms of story, Classic Sonic's appearance makes little sense — it's just said that because of Infinite's powers, the dimensional fabric has been torn and Classic Sonic appears... although no other dimensional trickery really occurs, there's no second Eggman or Tails from previous titles, just Sonic.

It takes a great deal of trickery to make such a farfetched premise fly, so credit director Tony Scott (Spy Game, Enemy of the State) for keeping the action and drama moving at a brisk enough pace to keep out minds engaged more in the events as they unfold on the screen, only realizing that, in the end, it doesn't quite hold up to close analysis.

Blacks occasionally crush, but the lack of DVNR makes up for it — even if the ridiculous filters used in daylight exteriors (director Fleischer describes the construction of these filters in his commentary as revolutionary water squibs dyed green) are all the more obvious as in - camera trickery.

Visual spectacle is in no short supply and theatrical trickery stands side by side with televisual flare, making «Come To Jesus» something unique.

It makes no attempt to imitate the novel, or try to suggest Jack's magical thinking with ham - handed visual trickery.

There's also the matter of the house coming across like a maze on account of McTeigue's trickery (repeatedly making us think a bad guy is closer to Shaun than he actually is).

The ending is a weak bit of trickery, but there are enough moments of hilarity to make it worth watching.

A sterling example of everything that's wrong with contemporary cinema, it was clearly directed by a retard with ADHD and is full of enough irritating and pointless camera trickery to make Tony Scott blush.

That scene simply screams Bava; with its use of in - camera effects, miniatures and glass plate trickery, Coppola made his grand baroque literary adaptation in the spirit of the Italian maestro.

There's a painful tracking shot that will make moviephiles squirm in their seats, along with a depth - perception trickery shot (again, props to Kevin Carr for putting my thoughts into words) that looks so forced that I'm surprised Eckhart didn't beat the cameraman senseless after every take.

Whilst some reasoning behind Donald's decision - making is revealed, there is not as much focus on the trickery of the protagonist.

The blockbuster was made during the dawn of CGI, but director Roland Emmerich did not incorporate any digital trickery when filming the sequence.

I found myself enjoying these fights the most; the sheer size of these foes in comparison to small Kutaro, and the trickery involved to defeat them, make these sections stand out from the rest.

Thankfully, he is matched with a woman off whom he can actually raise some sparks in the person of a fiery Chastain — and accompanied by four moderately amusing dwarfs, played by full - sized British character actors, once again made small through digital trickery.

It recalls some false Formula 1 trickery on other considerably less - distinguished makes.

Aside from weight reduction, Ram has given its truck fuel - saving grille shutters, numerous body enhancements, a lower front air dam, and other aerodynamic trickery to make it a more slippery, fuel - efficient block of brawn.

Of course, there's plenty of electronic trickery wrapped inside the gorgeous shell, so make sure you check out the press release below while admiring the images on offer.

Should you prefer to shut off such newfangled trickery, just pull one of the vestigial paddle shifters a bean counter determined would make a pretty swell rev - match button on manual - equipped «Vettes.

Rebound - spring - loaded front struts are another piece of added suspension trickery that Chevy used on upscale Cruzes, but those actually do make a noticeable difference, allowing the LT and Premier Cruzes to settle quickly after bouncing through large dips in the road.