Sentence examples for a charade because from inspiring English sources

It's all a charade, because there is no decision.

The programme is a charade because the CIA never admits to it and Pakistan pretends that it does not co-operate.

But the former rebels have said that the unity government was a charade because the ruling party consistently ignored their demands.

A legal representative of families bereaved in the tragedy dismissed the proceedings as a "charade" because any financial penalty will be paid by taxpayers.

Elections in early 2010 were initially expected to be a charade because of the control retained by the army but turned out to be a game-changer of sorts.

It's all a charade, because the real milestone being passed is 32 or 33 or 34, but this celebrator hopes to shave a few years off her age in as public a display as possible.

There is a kind of historical novel, little more than a charade, which frequently has a popular appeal because of a common belief that the past is richer, bloodier, and more erotic than the present.

"I did not vote because elections in Iran are a charade," he said.

The parents don't act, because to act would be to admit that their family is a charade.

They are a charade.

They're a charade.