Sentence examples for an utterly bogus from inspiring English sources

It is an utterly bogus argument.

Like Franklin, Margaret is an utterly bogus character symbolizing Simplicity and Innocence.

Chris Grayling, with long previous form, had his team brief an utterly bogus double whammy of benefit scrounging and EU migrants to the Sunday Times front page: "Brussels is planning to sign a deal with Turkey without Britain's consent that could extend its citizens access to the UK social security system".

The committee, fans will recall, recently issued an utterly bogus report claiming that of all enrollees on the federal ACA website, only 67% had paid their first month's premiums.

He pretends an authenticity that is utterly bogus, and depends solely on his physical presence.

Micheál Martin, the leader of the opposition Fianna Fáil party, has described as "utterly bogus" a claim by Prime Minister (taoiseach) Enda Kenny that the top rate of income tax would have to rise by 4% if water charges were not introduced.

This climaxed recently in Tampa, where the Republican Party adopted a party platform that, for the first time in my lifetime, attacked a particular religion, calling up the utterly bogus fear that sharia law is about to be imposed in the United States, and promising to prevent it!

"We always hear how strong and stalwart a hero is in the face of torture, how he refused to utter a sound, but in my judgment this is utterly bogus and impossible," Gao writes of the episode.

As Britons know well from bitter and recent experience – after the pro-Brexit camp cut through with the utterly bogus claim that Britain sent £350m a week to the EU – a willingness to lie can be a powerful asset.

The second argument, on the other hand, strikes me as utterly bogus.

This leads to some utterly bogus propositions being taken as fact (don't get me started on stress in pregnancy).