Sentence examples for a charade of from inspiring English sources

"It is a charade, of course.

It was all a charade, of course.

Is he saying it's a charade of black omnipotence?

"It's a charade of a roomy, spacious car".

Second, it signals that you want real debate, not just a charade of one.

He was executed by the brutal government of General Sani Abacha after a charade of a trial in 1995.

Frontman Michael Stipe not only called Trump's bid in the US presidential race a "moronic charade of a campaign", but stated that none of the candidates were to use REM's music.

With their eyes sealed shut and mouths hanging open, the faces seem to be doing a duplicate charade of a boxer who's been knocked out.

Talk of "generational change" over the past few years was seemingly a charade.One of the few exceptions is the relatively young prime minister, Mr Desalegn.

"It was a charade," one of them said.

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.