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A little gimmicky, but I think he might be with us for a while!

The movie looks fun in a gimmicky sort of way.

But do not get too carried away with the idea of a gimmicky photograph.

Some patients feel that it is too simple, even gimmicky.

Nate - 1 year 6 months ago Too gimmicky for me.

The set is a little too gimmicky for my eating pleasure.

The ends of both pieces would have been gimmicky in any other hands.

Putting the two together seems, you should pardon the word, gimmicky.

Some of the exhibits, like the museum's name, seem a little gimmicky.

Until then, though, the move is so gimmicky as to be distasteful.

This can make it difficult to separate the gimmicky from the truly great.

That show was criticized for being more gimmicky than dramatic.

It may be gimmicky, but it's a pleasure to watch anyway.

Each motion innovation needs a game to make sense of what can seem rather gimmicky.

This gimmicky writing challenge may be the next project I tackle.

It seemed too gimmicky, until about half the crowd began waving them at the start of the game.

It has many features that may appear gimmicky, but turn out to be dead useful.

But that's my only lasting souvenir from the gimmicky days.

To that end, the newest units are smaller and more gimmicky.

They also made some straight thriller films, often based on a gimmicky idea.

He found the problems faced by the characters seemed "merely gimmicky".

I've had small Japanese women walk on my back (gimmicky, to be avoided).

Some had criticized the idea of the gala, calling it gimmicky.

On their own, these objects might read as rather gimmicky one-liners.

"Unfortunately a lot of the exercisers are a little gimmicky."