Sentence examples for bogus question from inspiring English sources

In this situation, "yes" means either "I like real hip-hop, and therefore I like this," or "if this is real hip hop, I've been missing out!" Any flat-out boast would be far less insulting to the audience than this bogus question.

A bogus question; positron emission tomography (PET) was added to the list of investigations in the questionnaire to increase the validity of the responses.

(The 1991 New Hacker's Dictionary provides the example "The audience was full of randoms asking bogus questions").

The bogus questions about typeface used to "discredit" CBS's Bush/Guard story were a fraud, as Jonathan Alter wrote in reviewing my book, "Truth and Duty" (Nov. 20).

(d) That's all they do, ask these totally bogus questions, when what they should be asking about is Hillary's e-mails.

The Senator played a role in spreading bogus questions about the financial circumstances of a 12-year-old boy that the Democrats had made the poster-child for the passage of children's health care.

Then, with bogus concern, questions were asked as to whether the young aide should be paid by public money.

The interview was delayed a few hours Backuse Lee got intheir argument witheydaybody doing politicalotanvassing oftside a grocery store, but finally we got down to the heart of things.

ORLANDO, Fla .— Two convicted killers who were freed recently through bogus paperwork, raising questions about Florida's judicial system, were captured Saturday in Panama City Beach, the authorities said.

Sadly, you address only the bogus and uninteresting questions about globalisation, leaving the genuine dilemmas and opportunities nowhere.CLAIRE MELAMEDSenior policy officerChristian AidLondonSIR There is overwhelming evidence that economic globalisation is responsible both for growing social inequalities and for unprecedented environmental damage.

One of the potentially bogus petitioners was questioned by Line in the Sand member Tim Stoaks, who is my neighbor and friend.