Sentence examples for bogus feeling from inspiring English sources
A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in March that the movie "is as stuffed with bogus feeling and overwrought incident as a fast-food burrito".
Not that it is easy to strike the proper emotional tone in a movie that is as stuffed with bogus feeling and overwrought incident as a fast-food burrito.
Michelle Rodriguez, a legal secretary, said she paid more than $900 cash for her spot on the trip — and realizing it was bogus left her feeling betrayed.
But that bogus documentary look -- of jittery handheld cameras meant to give the footage a "You Are There" feeling, even when nothing is going on -- is distracting (though not a dealbreaker for me).
But the film's imaginative freefall is ruinously anchored to a bogus sense of deep feeling.
Watergate made everything look bogus.
The aim was to lampoon the suggestibility of public figures willing to repeat, with feeling, any nonsense they are told, the bogus gravity of much current-affairs television, the hypocritical voyeurism of media coverage of sex and crime, and a lot else besides.
The twelfth sign is Christian practice: affections that dissipate themselves in excitement and feelings without leading to Christian action are bogus; genuine spiritual affections motivate characteristic Christian behavior.
At a time when the memoir genre has been devalued, either by bogus authors, bland, ghosted prose or ever-increasing levels of misery that can leave one feeling oddly numb, the authorial voice is both thoughtful and unsensational.
If he gives you bogus reasons (such as "I don't like the way he looks"), then he is relying on his feelings - ask him if it's right to judge a book by its cover.
