Sentences with phrase «without trickery»

She wants to reveal visual phenomena without trickery, using basic shapes, symmetrical layouts, and pared - down colour palettes.

Greenbergian thought says that painting should be the story of the painting's own making, and that part I agree with — it's that kind of flat - footed... but I would say that somebody like Mary Heilmann, who started out in craft, is more of an influence on me than Greenberg's criteria — just her play it as it lays, put it down here, one - two - three, without any trickery.

In the past I've written about the little trick that IHG Rewards members can use to purchase points for as little as 0.6 cents each and, if you were targeted for the recent 100 % bonus promotion, you were able to buy IHG Rewards points (without any trickery) for as little as 0.578 cents each.

Great job by the salesman Hossam Sadaka to present all options available to me without any trickery or pressure.

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

Not exact matches

To fix this problem, the ads actually employed some audio trickery that allow the TV to shout «Alexa» without waking the system.

«The knight introduces an element of trickery — the ability of a David to attack the Goliath - queen — without being demolished by the larger piece,» wrote Anthony Saidy and Norman Lessing in The World of Chess.

When he did I had to recover the ball quickly and throw it to our right - winger who would have to use all manner of trickery to avoid a similar fate and cross a sodden ten stone lump of leather at a similarly sodden ten stone slip of a lad who played at centre - forward and was expected to head the ball, laces and all, in a downward direction without concussing himself.

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.

They did this without any genetic trickery.

Anderson shot on 35 mm — as much a tribute to the era it celebrates as a stand against the complete capitulation to digital production — and recreates the era without lots of digital trickery.

Floating down hallways and staircases without cutting is an experience that feels both exhilarating and truly intimate, and while post-production trickery has clearly been used to pull off such a feat, it is utterly seamless, giving the sensation of being right in the moment as the drama unfolds before your very eyes.

The 1 - litre model is also worth a look if you want a frugal runaround but don't want the extra cost and potential issues down the line of diesel: Whether manual or S tronic, it hits 62.8 mpg without any cylinder - deactivation trickery, and emits 104g / km of CO2.

The rear underbody is carefully modeled without any trace of downforce - improving trickery, but it does nicely finish the rear composition.

Under the hood the Nissan Z appeals to the purist without the latest trickery.

Ardent blue bomber fans have been playing this set via emulation for years now, but it'd be nice to play it without resorting to save state hacks and other trickery to reach Wily Tower.

The ability to subtly change depth - of - field, all without processing trickery, is a feature I've always wanted in a smartphone.

It sports the lovely Material Design theme, but is solely for text messages, which, as always can't be beamed to a computer or tablet without a bunch of third - party app trickery.

Nor should we forget how it's impossible to boot directly to the desktop in Windows 8 without resorting to third - party apps or technical trickery.

That's without any software trickery, just the natural character of the lens.