Sentence examples for bogus man from inspiring English sources

(NS) Burn it: Do The Strand; The Bogus Man 24 OK Computer, Radiohead Parlophone, 1997; chart position: 1 The emotional high-point of nu prog People bellyache about the pomp and proggish ceremony but miss the point: Radiohead's music is about emotion and arching, engulfing beauty - the quest for soul in a soullessly technologised world.

In the vaulting back room of a church off Islington's Upper Street in north London, five bad bogus men are plotting to bump off a little old lady.

At their first meeting, Tranter dismissed all the books Rashid had been advised to buy ("OT – Oirish Twaddle", the "higher bogus", "poor man's Somerset Maugham" or "from the man who put the anal into banal") and recommended instead an obscure Victorian writer and Dick Francis.

Ms. Schreuder came to believe she might be disinherited, and her simmering resentment blossomed into a murder plot that at one point involved hiring what turned out to be a bogus hit man for $5,000.

Manson, whose translation of Mallarmé's poems is probably the most elegant, allows these lines to breathe more freely: Magnificent, total and solitary, and such as the bogus pride of men trembles to breathe.

He engaged in a "profoundly ahistorical" crusade to deny the lynching of a black man, pushed bogus conspiracies about Democrats, compared his political opponents to Nazis and the KKK, and defended Donald Trump's anti-immigrant remarks.

Critics of stop-and-frisk complain that cops are not abiding by constitutional rules, but indiscriminately going after young black and Hispanic men on bogus grounds — like acting "suspiciously".

What the do-gooders in Congress and elsewhere must first understand in their gut is that Wall Street is now viewed domestically and worldwide as a big fraud filled with con men hustling bogus securities.

Yet Trump is making the same bogus claims about transgender men and women now, with no evidence to back them up.

He will go down in history as the man who, with bogus intelligence, pushed America into a terrible war.

Bogus! [via PC World].