Sentence examples for as a facade for from inspiring English sources
Rather than dismiss religion as a facade for the political and economic motivations of the regional elite, Duncan explores how and why participants came to perceive the conflict as one of religious difference.
This is something that applies to both so-called "Blairites", and Corbyn and his supporters: one is so enraptured by globalisation that it thinks of vocal expressions of patriotism as a retrogressive block on progress; the other cleaves to a rose-tinted internationalism that regards such things as a facade for bigotry.
Mark Serwotka, head of the PCS union, said: "The Tories handpicked Bruce Carr to do their bidding but even he couldn't stomach their anti-union rhetoric, exposing the review as a facade for an attack not just on more than 6 million trade union members but on all working people and their communities".
As Walter says in the chapter on personality: "Let us think of our designs not as a facade for interaction, but as people with whom our audience can have an inspired conversation". Those conversations form uniquely personal experiences, which in the transitory world of the web are the most memorable and valuable of all marketing assets.
There, Neuro recruits high school student Yako Katsuragi as a facade for a detective agency.
Now, I am not saying all the comments about his ability as a manager are just a facade for something more sinister, but the strength of feeling against Maradona betrays a secondary motive in the criticisms aimed against him by English football fans and pundits.
Giovanni's first major independent work was a facade for Siena cathedral (c. 1285 95).
"We've perpetrated a facade for 50 years," Richard Sherman said in the documentary.
There are three gaps: one facing the street that acts as a stern facade for the public and a reaction towards the wet environment, one in between the two new houses that introduces vibrations between the neighbors through this new gap facade, and one between the new house and the old that provides a beautiful wetland.
Even though he grudgingly accepted Washington's choice, Bhutto, as a civilian facade for military rule, he can't be unaware that Pakistan's stability depends on successful deal-making in the Pashtun heartland rather than in the White House.
