Sentence examples similar to a common pretext from inspiring English sources
Eight days later, Sonsini responded, saying that he had talked to Baskins and Hunsaker, and that "pretext calls" were a "common investigatory method".
But this conceit is, thankfully, only a conceit, a pretext to revel in the details.
Whatever African heritage they might have in common, it seems a thin pretext for their sharing a program.
A year later, Iraq is no longer a pretext or an abstraction.
Seropositivity is not a pretext for an ongoing disease but a measure of exposure.
However, the failed coup should not be a pretext for a McCarthy-style witch hunt nor should that state of emergency be conducted with scant regard for basic rights, rules of evidence or even common sense," the letter read.
Kosovo was a pretext, not a central factor, he says.
Palestinians retort that these security concerns are a pretext for a land grab (see article).
Following Rau's injury, Marty managed to imprison him under a pretext for a brief time.
