Sentence examples for a charade that allows from inspiring English sources

The so-called invisible hand is a charade that allows those who have to gain more.

Her most generous gesture, however, turned into a charade that left her tired and disappointed.

The play, like the couple's affair, is a charade that requires faith.

"This whole exercise is a charade that's meant to give Democrats a political edge in an election that's 13 months away".

A platform that allows collaboration.

But the signs are so clearly a charade that you aren't really taken in.

Win or lose, I had taken part in a charade that diminished politics and politicians.

Maidment: I think it's probably a risk-free charade that they could have played as well.

I insisted, asking him about the rumors flying everywhere that it was all just a charade and that he'd soon be back on Globovision.

But this can lead people into a charade, concealing problems that should not be avoided.

But neither did they absorb the democratic ethos that today allows the country's gilded elite to act as if they were just plain folks: a credible enough charade of plutocratic populism.