Sentence examples for all pretext from inspiring English sources

Hirst honestly vivifies a situation in which the power of money celebrates itself by shedding all pretext of supporting illiquid values.

She's also unafraid of dropping all pretext of objectivity in favour of a burn-the-witch passion for seeing someone punished.

She's also unafraid of dropping all pretext of objectivity in favor of a burn-the-witch passion for seeing someone punished.

I think this is all a pretext for pork-barrel N.Y.P.D. expenditures".

It could, they argue, give Yanukovych all the pretext he needs to initiate a further crackdown.

Who cares if the friendliness is all a pretext to get at my baby?

"All the pretexts for his release today are unacceptable, and no one can believe it," said Salama Ahmed Salama, editor of an independent daily newspaper, Shorouq.

More importantly, they keep adopted citizens in a lesser, unequal category, treating them adoptees say, as "second-class citizens" all on the pretext of birth parents having been promised anonymity.

Spookily, Longo borrowed Finkel's identity just before his arrest, which is all the pretext Finkel needs to set up a series of prison interviews.

Though many remained unconvinced of his sincerity, Henry's conversion removed all legitimate pretext for resistance, and important towns, notably Orléans and Lyon, submitted to him in growing numbers.

Gangster Rap may have been an economic boom, but it seriously undermined whatever revolutionary potential might have existed in an exile nation of disenfranchised black youth, while giving the State all the pretext it needed to push for more and more infiltration, disruption, and repression.