Sentence examples for bogus picture from inspiring English sources
Victims believed they were opening a photo of their new online friend, but when they clicked on the bogus picture the attached file contained a Trojan virus which infected their computers, allowing the sexual predator to establish remote control.
Mr Grayson was sacked, was he not, from the News of the World on suspicion that he had published through the News of the World a bogus picture of the beast of Bodmin; yes? MM.
"It was a bogus film," he added.
In an essay making the rounds this week, the Year We Broke the Internet, writer Luke O'Neil notes the recent spate of hoaxes and lousy journalism – including the bogus snow on the Pyramids picture and Elan Gale's airplane fiction-tweeting – and chalks it all up to the "traffic-at-all-costs mentality – veracity, newsworthiness, and relevance be damned".
Among the Tahitian masterpieces are "Manao Tupapau (Spirit of the Dead Watching)," from the Albright-Knox Museum, in Buffalo, and the Met's own "Ia Orana Maria (Hail Mary)" — pictures whose transparently bogus religious content strangely enhances their intensity as art.
For sport, two high school classmates affecting a bogus female persona entice him to send an embarrassing picture of himself, which they gleefully pass around.
"Das Experiment" is easier to shake off because it's empty calories trying to trumpet its bogus nutritional value, and the strain for social importance undermines the picture.
This is about 90% bogus, but to the extent it's true, one solution is simply to pass regulations that make the investment picture clearer.
Flickr deleted some dude's pictures just for kicks and Youtube shut down our own CrunchGear account recently because of some bogus DMCA claim.
