Sentence examples for a falseness from inspiring English sources

There was a falseness to it.

Especially performing for teenagers, if you came out with a falseness or pretentiousness, they'd smell it a mile off".

But it's a falseness — and that's an authenticity problem — that everybody he knows is not as perfect as him because we're all for amnesty".

Not talking about it is also a way to avoid a falseness — the falseness of thinking poetic language can be applied to dressmaking.

Moral questions aside, there is a falseness to wearing hair extensions that, much to my surprise, didn't sit well with me.

"They produce in us a falseness in all our impressions of external things, which I would generally characterize as the 'Pathetic Fallacy.' " Ruskin published "Of the Pathetic Fallacy" in 1856, as a chapter of "Modern Painters".

Fitzgerald's novel is cool, sexy, stylized, and abstract; there's a dreamlike falseness, a hollowness, an unreality to it, and that apparent superficiality is part of what makes it fascinating.

Yet even as the movie builds to its inevitable heartwarming conclusion (and, as David notes, "there's only one way, in American movies, that these stories can end"), it leaves a hollowness and falseness that the talented cast and crew can't overcome.

From the show's double-edged title, which evokes the past but also suggests a fundamental falseness, the music of "Follies" is as much an act of sabotage as it is of devotion.

It's an astonishing moment in a movie of utter falsehood — indeed, the scripted moment has a terrible falseness, which is why what Brooks makes of it is all the more astonishing.

But all the cheap talk, reassuring in a way for its falseness, has a corrosive effect on credibility.