Sentence examples for baloney as from inspiring English sources

On a final note, if you were thinking of undergoing a digital detox yourself to get over the shock, forget it: all the hype turns out to be baloney as well.

Romney may be a shape-shifting opportunist full of "pious baloney," as Gingrich, a crazed Chuckie doll, asserts.

The idea is not as baloney as you might think: an academic report this year by University College London (UCL) said that "leadership is partly hereditary".

And with its IGP protection ensuring no preservatives, artificial colours or flavours, this version is as far from US or UK "baloney" as you can get.

It won't do to dismiss the assessment as deeply flawed, as the leave campaign did on Monday, let alone to call such warnings "baloney" as London's mayor did in March.

The original love/hate tats appeared on the knuckles of a psycho preacher, who trotted out his good v evil baloney as a cover for murdering widows for their cash.

The bridge already had a perfectly good name, and a no-baloney alias as well: the Fifty-ninth Street Bridge, perhaps best blurted in the voice of the late columnist Jimmy Breslin.

We are also talking, potentially, about sliced baloney, for as Mr. Babar allows, there is no proof that the government is stacking these cards against its opponents.

Fourteen hundreds words on the subject is enough salt to season baloney, nevertheless, as an aviation writer seeking to uphold the reputation of aviation writers everywhere, I feel compelled to point out to a susceptible public that this article has holes of logic large enough to fly the entire fleet of A380s.

Farage describes the Hitler Youth song allegation as "baloney".

"Keeping us on the bologna diet". Summers portrayed President Harry Truman's attacks on Congress as baloney.