Sentence examples for call a phoney from inspiring English sources
When a grinning Trump was photographed last month having dinner with Mitt Romney, who called him a "phoney" during the campaign, social media went wild with witty captions and Photoshopped jokes.
Miss Ward's lawyer argues that, if the Santa Fe prayers are found unconstitutional, this would amount to government control over what students are allowed to say in an open forum.Alan Dershowitz, a law professor at Harvard, calls this a "phoney" argument.
But after Megan is forced to deal with the Anna revelation, Sally rebukes her, calls her a phoney and then – as an overwrought Megan looks to leave – summons up a line that would cut Megan and her desire to be liked quite deeply.
But I think it is time we called a truce to the phoney war that exists between directors and actors.
Stories abound of collusion among bidders to support prices at auction, and "chandelier bidding", in which auctioneers call out phoney bids, while gazing vaguely over bidders' heads.
We were big fish in a little pond; I was young, calling phonies phoney, blind to the fact that I had become a bully.
It's his own design, a fused-glass rectangle that he calls the Phoney.
(The Greens are the only party that do not, calling it "phoney" and saying most patients simply want good care close to home).
War was not over in 72 hours of apocalyptic destruction but instead there set in what came to be called the "phoney war", almost eight months in which Germany, Britain and France did very little.
