Sentence examples for bogus choice from inspiring English sources

We are inexorably moving toward a system ruled by bogus choice, competition, market forces and diversity of suppliers.

At which point, Unionists tend to say that this is a bogus choice: that a UK government is for but a few years while independence would be irrevocable.

Without the chance to meaningfully participate in steering one's own destiny, without the opportunity to gain the sincere respect of one's peers, without an honest stake in making the community more successful through one's own work and ideas, employability can quickly decay into generic training programs or bogus choices among short lists of uninspiring assignments.

Feminism is reduced to a series of bogus lifestyle choices.

Half a century later, William McKinley also launched a war of choice based on the bogus notion that the USS Maine, anchored in Cuba, had been sabotaged by Spain.

Beyond that, avoiding any kind of collective bargaining allows management to pay whatever will be necessary to hire and retain talent, without relying on fake titles or bogus hierarchy positions to justify their choices.

His transportation realism and Mr. McDonnell's bogus roads plan present Virginians with a stark choice on Nov. 3.

The two questions are completely bogus -- Sexton has chosen the word "tunneling" which is a great choice in both its complexity and duality of meaning, a great image for the moment she's describing.

And even though the primary justification for the war was bogus, Bolton has stood firm that he believes the invasion was the right choice.

And the No. 1 bogus statement in the climate debate today: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a choice between "liberty or tyranny".

He then imposed the bogus botanical theories of favoured scientists on farmers who knew better, but had no choice but to comply.