Sentence examples for bogus elements from inspiring English sources
But surely the next logical step should then be to try to separate out each of these bogus elements so as to arrive at the core insight the figure of Jesus has been offering so compellingly for 2,000 years to the billions of Christians around the globe.
The film's opening sequence offers an alarming notion of just how bogus such elements can be.
(A deeper interpretation might be that personal contact and bogus emotional catharsis really are important elements of how power is deployed and negotiated in Hollywood, leading film stars, who are mostly pretty canny, to misinterpret how things work elsewhere).
This element, he says, coddles "bogus" asylum seekers, allows a "flood" of illegal immigrants into the country and is soft on crime, school discipline and sex education for youth and not supportive enough of families.
"They claim there's no editorial element to it, but that's totally bogus".
Anthony Burgess, quoted on the dustcover of Foucault's Pendulum, stresses 'it's learning - real and bogus - its concern with books talking to books, its elements of self-mockery, its semiological obsession,' but this only scratches the surface of the novel.
It would be easy to come up with some slightly bogus theory about the instinctive empathy which is the key element in the Streets' lyrical armoury.
"In this case the element of dishonesty is not simply inflated claims for expenses, but rather the careful preparation of bogus claims, supported by bogus documents.
