Sentence examples for bogus lines from inspiring English sources

The other day, Wells was a guest on "Late Show With David Letterman," screeching bogus lines to the tune of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," alongside Bernie Williams, who played guitar.

Here's a roundup of the bogus lines.

The more pragmatic Republicans, who know that this is a disaster for their party but won't confront Cruz & Co., have settled on this bogus line: "Well, sure, maybe Cruz and the Tea Party went too far, but it's still President Obama's fault.

These bogus line items pad expenses by at least 60percentt.

Much of the public bought into the GOP's bogus line that Obama's alleged reckless spending was hopelessly drowning the government in a sea of red ink.

Today's candidates have to invent bogus story lines to explain their qualifications to be president — that they are innocent outsiders or business whizzes.

Dozens of false narratives and conspiracy theories began popping up almost immediately, the first of 46 bogus story lines put out by Russian-controlled media and Twitter accounts and even by senior Russian officials, according to a tabulation by The Washington Post — all of them sowing doubt about Russia's involvement in the March 4 assassination attempt.

It is an utterly bogus argument.

This is a bogus argument.

Kalamazoo Gazette Every truly awful movie epic has a point of no return, a moment when the accumulated bad lines and bogus sentimentality become so cloying that the best defense against a mounting queasiness is an awed amusement.

The Department of Justice and the Department of Health and Human Services said 32 indicted suspects lined up bogus patients and otherwise billed Medicare for unnecessary medical equipment, physical therapy and infusions for H.I.V.