Sentence examples for charade because from inspiring English sources
It's all a charade, because there is no decision.
The Street, Morgenson and Rosner say, knew lending standards were declining but maintained the charade because it was so profitable.
The programme is a charade because the CIA never admits to it and Pakistan pretends that it does not co-operate.
But the former rebels have said that the unity government was a charade because the ruling party consistently ignored their demands.
A legal representative of families bereaved in the tragedy dismissed the proceedings as a "charade" because any financial penalty will be paid by taxpayers.
Elections in early 2010 were initially expected to be a charade because of the control retained by the army but turned out to be a game-changer of sorts.
However, the pToM areas might respond during the charades game because this encourages mental state attribution but not during the control condition, which does not.
In the book, entitled Jessie J Whoo's Laughing Now, Chloe Govan wrote that Jessie went along with the charade of bisexuality because she was scared of losing her record deal with Universal.
They get away with this charade in part because the Western democracies that might be expected to demand the real thing have economic and strategic incentives to settle for farce.
If you visit Mr. McAfee's house, the charade sounds laughable, in part because the beach is all but abandoned.
Republicans were far less impressed; the party's chairman, Chris Healy, called the agreement a "budget charade," with insufficient work force cuts because of Mr. Malloy's close ties to employee unions.
