Sentence examples for bogus words from inspiring English sources

His past, bogus words include accusing referee Anders Frisk of conspiring with Barcelona to knock his team at the time, Chelsea, out of the Champions League.

Discovery is continually under attack by developers trying to game the system by putting bogus words in their titles.

You can't just write down bogus words.

Ms. Deraniyagala would never use a bogus word like "healing".

One ghost complains that her widower husband keeps calling her "an angel"—she hates this bogus, patronizing word.

To drive home the point, the commercial ends with the word "Bogus" plastered on the screen.

"Bogus" is a word with many appealing applications when commenting on business and politics, and English courts are generous in their interpretation of jurisdiction.

Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, the Securities and Exchange Commission was encouraged to hit executives where it hurts — in the wallet — if they certified financial results that turned out to be, in a word, bogus.

Moreover, from the 1990s onwards, the endless coupling of "asylum seeker" with the word "bogus" embedded the idea that anyone seeking sanctuary was more often than not a fraud.

The word "bogus" is a bit strong in her case, says Jane, who prefers not give her real name.

Perhaps most prominent was the journalist Simon Singh, who was sued by the British Chiropractic Association for his use of the word "bogus" when he referred to association's claims.