Sentence examples for a bit fake from inspiring English sources

Especially when it's a bit fake.

She singles out a sequence in the essay "The White Album", where Didion pictures herself as a reporter on the road, driving rental cars and sleeping in motel rooms, which suggests "a kind of romance with an idea of the intrepid lonely woman, that seemed a bit fake".

The script itself was routine; a lot of it sub-Blair - trite references to real people and tough choices ("....like Anji, a middle-aged mum who came to see me recently in my constituency") This sort of thing is tiresome and a bit fake: so is the habit of striding around the stage, a pretence of daring spoilt by the three big screens from which the Lib Dem leader read his words.

In other ways, it corrects photos with software features that make them look a bit fake.

The fur is even meant to look a bit fake, too easy.

Yet Ms. Bagert also sees Martha as "a little bit cold, a little bit fake," a view that the government, with its obstruction of justice charges, seems to have latched onto.

The ubiquity of Facebook, some users say, compels them to be a little bit fake.

"Opera singers usually fake it, but she said, 'You have to kiss me.' She knows that even if you do it very well it looks a little bit fake, and it has to be real.

"You just need a bit of fake tan," she says kindly, though I suspect a fake body is what I need to carry off this little number.

Marr, with a bit of fake tan, would fit right in.

Imagine what a bit of fake muck might do for the popularity of Berbatov, Adebayor et al in the Premier League.