Sentence examples for bogus that from inspiring English sources

And, though one of the ways the death lobby tries to fudge the facts about guns is to use the happy truth that violent crime has been falling around the world to argue for a correlation between the tragedy of American gun possession and that descent, the new study shows just how bogus that connection really is.

Hemingway and Scott Fitzgerald became firm friends, but Zelda and Hemingway disliked each other from their very first meeting, and she openly described him as "bogus," "that fairy with hair on his chest" and "phoney as a rubber check".

Many people would have assumed that the school's success was bogus, that the children of seamstresses and day laborers were incapable of mastering something as difficult as calculus.

For example, WorldCom now says that 40percentt of its investment last year was bogus, that it was really operating expenses.

Breitbart charged Lewis with lying — never mind that the melee had hundreds of eyewitnesses — and tried to prove it with a video so manifestly bogus that even Fox didn't push it.

But Belarus's parliamentary one last year was so bogus that they sent only "technical" monitors, and so far western observers have been refused entry for the vote in September.

The trouble here is that with-holding data looks like hiding something, and hiding means (in some eyes) that it is bogus science that is being hidden".

"Conspiracy theories" are almost always bogus, but that does not mean that "private political collusion" does not occur.

In addition, two of the bogus firms that GAO created as "manufacturers" of the products received phone calls from real companies that wanted to purchase products because the fake companies were listed as Energy Star partners.

We're targeting bogus colleges that offer sham courses.

Bogus declares that "without Buckley and National Review, Reagan's election would not have been possible".