Noun(1) adroitness in using the hands,trick,ability(2) adroitness in using the hands(3) trick(4) ability
Noun(1) adroitness in using the hands,trick,ability(2) adroitness in using the hands(3) trick(4) ability
(1) But whether the $40bn is merely another double-counting sleight - of-hand exercise or a genuine boost remains to be seen.(2) Their skill and sleight of foot are bound to yield many goals this season.(3) As any student of the paranormal will tell you, deceivers and sleight - of - hand merchants need lashings of data from which to pick and choose.(4) except by sleight of logic, the two positions cannot be harmonized(5) It is also deftly staged using an impressive sleight of hand and sleight of eye.(6) By some psychological sleight , it can actually make winners feel like losers.(7) Instead, by some sleight of mind, it distorts our idea of the pool of possibilities.(8) What we're faced with are psychic sharps, like card sharps: sleight of hand, sleight of mind.(9) except by sleight of logic, the two positions cannot be harmonized(10) From the outset of his remarkable career, juggling was u2018something that marked meu2019, a special ability of sleight of hand in which dexterity is the fundamental attribute.(11) But the reality is that those in charge of making the changes are too busy courting the corporations and wealthy individuals who benefit most from their anti-democratic sleights of hand .(12) After my first success I became intensely interested and gave up the sleight of hand and conjuring work I had been doing.(13) This is a gang whose members are masters of subterfuge and sleight of hand , and they play for big money, jewels, banks and other high-security projects.(14) What these powers were I, of course, know as little as anyone else, but they certainly were far exalted above the vulgar sleight of hand and tricks of ordinary so-called magicians.(15) But this argument is too important for sleights of hand .(16) Deceit is not lying: it is more sleight of hand , or, if you prefer, the small con.
