| So we all should be careful to keep our eyes on the real issue and not be distracted by all the prestidigitation in the media. |
| Perhaps you would like to see a little bit of legerdemain, or a paltry amount of prestidigitation, or a conundrum of conjuring. |
| But in fact his very impatience, which makes him barge his way through the first couple of minutes of the piece, produces the most incredible feats of prestidigitation. |
| If you buy into such narrative bribery and presentational prestidigitation, you'll gladly go along with whatever is offered. |
| With an accent so thick it's almost racist and a manner that's half passionate, half prestidigitation, he is a wizard of wanting and a sorcerer of the single lady. |
| A math professor at Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, Calif., Benjamin has brought his particular brand of prestidigitation to a wide variety of appreciative audiences. |
