Sentence examples for continuing the charade from inspiring English sources

Might they be better off sending up a Gingrich or Santorum and not continuing the charade?

There is also a sense, Odey continues, that politics are moving faster than markets – as in Greece, where he sympathises with a country that no longer sees the point of continuing the "charade" of adding unpaid interest to an unpayable debt obligation.

Continuing the charade, they are approached by Peter, who asks how long Stewie has been unconscious.

"Michael, what's going on?" There was no use continuing the charade.

There is this fine line between being that crazy girl who de-tags photos and gets rid of every little thing and the one who willingly continues the charade of friendship".

He sticks around after the hour's up, of course, striking a deal to continue the charade while moving into that tool shed (he's been living in his car) and trying to talk his way into a room in the main house.

Why continue the charade?Though I agree with Mr Bailey that the Obama administration's decisions on this matter are "completely political", I don't think this should be understood to imply that the administration is therefore acting with indifference to questions of reproductive health.

Supposedly [playwright] Ben Jonson, who's loyal to Oxford -- after Oxford's death he continues the charade.

Yet the pantomime continues, the charade goes on, the farce is on the march.

I stopped writing things in the diary he reads because I didn't know what to say anymore - and it began to feel wrong to continue the charade.

Instead of recognizing this sad reality and resettling or repatriating those prisoners against whom the government has insufficient and tainted evidence, the present legislation, in effect, opts to continue the charade.