“To the experienced professional, however, a cunning sleight of hand may well dupe the gullible, but doesn't work with them.”

“Their skill and sleight of foot are bound to yield many goals this season.”

“Who would blush to take from his till by sleight of hand what he takes by sleight of wit.”

“Such statistical sleights of hand are obviously nothing new, and their use has certainly not been restricted to environmentalists.”

“Geraldine Gibson of Sleights, whom Freshwater helped with children's donkey rides, had taken pity on him after he asked her for help.”

“Think they their sleights are not already perceived, and that they can walk now unespied, as though they had Gyges' ring, to go invisibly by, upon their finger?”