Sentence examples for a bit of fraud from inspiring English sources

It read: "I come from a boardwalk town where almost everything is tinged with a bit of fraud.

You can get away with really lax lending standards in a rising market, even to the point of tolerating a bit of fraud.

A bit of fraud is inevitable in any young democracy, he says, but Afghanistan is a tribal society where "people vote collectively"; it is not odd for everybody in a district to support him.

It was the perfect game for a roaring economy, a financial market that was beginning to open itself up to the middle class, and a system which had always thrived by tolerating a bit of fraud to add liquidity.

If anything, I felt a bit of a fraud.

"I feel a bit of a fraud when I'm described as a doctor".

His works were not devoid of a bit of artistic fraud.

I felt a bit of a fraud and not really qualified for the role.

He was, Ms. Garis, writes, "a professional enchanter" and a bit of a fraud.

Referring to Jimmy McGovern, who wrote Accused, she said: "I feel a bit of a fraud.

"I started to feel like it was all a bit of a fraud, all these charts and regressions and models".