“The recently effected tax cuts are, according to one cynical economist, the usual political gimmick to cheer up an otherwise fed-up population.”

“Until somebody devises a handy gimmick to open up people's brains and read what is going on inside, there will be no way of telling whether a man is in Army aviation for the right or wrong reasons.”

“It is more like a sales gimmick which targets the poor and uneducated.”

“She is certainly a strong enough actress to play the part without that sort of gimmickry.”

“It can quickly descend into manipulative gimmickry, with journalists as professional emoters who cover events to express their outrage.”

“They will try to buy time with a vast array of market manipulations and financial gimmickry.”