Sentence examples for create hoax from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, the group began using marzipan, which looks and smells like the plastic explosive gelignite, to create hoax parcel bombs, targeting British businesses or "settler companies", as they called them.

The bases for creating hoaxes grew tremendously in the first half of the 19th century.

However, Doty claims that in doing so, he created hoaxed documents that were given to Bennewitz and other UFO researchers, and that he broke into Bennewitz's house and office, some if not all of which is illegal.

The hoax was shabbily written, making use of Chanel45news.com, one of a large family of prank sites that allow you to create a hoax in about five minutes and have it look real when you share it on Facebook.

For about a decade in the late 90s, Worth1000 was an online community of tens of thousands of artists using Photoshop to create fantastic hoaxes.

So go, create your hoaxes and see whom you fool.

Swift later said that he created the hoax to discredit the man's astrological predictions.

At a press conference in front of the hospital, he said that Dolan had "created a hoax.

Singer accused the family's lawyer of creating a "hoax" that Jahi was "in some way alive.

In addition, Dawson's knowledge of archaeology and geology could have given him access to the skills with which to disguise the remains, and his desire for recognition by the scientific community, as evidenced by his ambition to become a fellow of the Royal Society, could have been Dawson's purpose for creating the hoax.

Watching Under the Skin again brought to mind another comparison: Orson Welles – the Welles who succeeded in creating a hoax martian invasion on the radio and who, in F for Fake (1975), got his partner Oja Kodar to walk around the streets in a miniskirt, secretly filming the lascivious expressions of the non-actor guys looking at her.