Sentence examples for charade to from inspiring English sources

The stakes are too high for this diplomatic charade to continue".

Critics muted under martial law view the process as a charade to sustain the military's political role.

Maybe his campaign of rhetoric and hate was a charade to reign in their support.

For the rest of the year, senior officials can cite this charade to avoid addressing China's repression themselves.

Breakup fees and bidding procedures in many Chapter 11 cases often have a certain amount of charade to them.

From "Goldfinger" to "Charade" to "Star Wars," captivating title sequences are accompanied by equally captivating film scores.

I adored the show, which brings back magic and innocence to Broadway, raises charades to the strange eminence of an art form, and demonstrates the essential theatricality of children's games.

And the game is inherently viral, as it pushes you to send your charades to friends.

It's called How to Win Games and Beat People, and offers the secrets to being victorious at everything from Draughts to Battleships, Charades to Scrabble, Risk to Blackjack, and drinking games to pillow fights.

The example of "cracker" that I used and the example of "nigger" that Wilson didn't use but employed a series of complicated charades to get reporter Bianca Hall to use before winking his approval, are traditionally American terms.

Here we used the social game of charades to investigate the neural basis of gestural communication by having participants produce and interpret meaningful gestures while their brain activity was measured using functional magnetic resonance imaging.