Second, the leaders are portrayed, often approvingly, as resorting to trickery and shrewdness.
A range of pamphlets and books was published that allegedly explained the 'trickery' behind the magic of the jaduwallah.
The dream was not the only mental phenomenon to be displayed using cinematic trickery during this era.
Negotiations between the attachment figure and the coercive child are typically leveraged, with trickery and coercion characteristic of the attachment figure's behavior.
Exposed trickery contaminates the pool of potential subjects, so that even the pure suffer for the sins of the miscreants down the hall.
In this age of digital trickery we can all perform opera now, she seems to say.
However, the count, despite all his trickery, did not have the ruthlessness to order a bloodbath.
She is praised for the apparent 'naturalness' and 'purity' of her voice and 'the absence of studio trickery'.
