Sentence examples for facade fool from inspiring English sources
Burr, a film critic for The Boston Globe and a former writer for Entertainment Weekly, has a witty, readable style, but don't let that pop facade fool you.
She guarded information fiercely, though her kind facade fooled many.
The purest colour is styled in the dirtiest way this season, with lady-like elegance creating a butter wouldn't melt facade thats not fooling anyone.
Don't be fooled by the facade.
But don't be fooled by the Midwest facade.
Don't be fooled by its dive-bar facade and no-frills interior; this recently opened gastro-pub boasts an inventive "solids" menu, combining innovative farm-to-table dishes like Utica-style chard ($12) or rabbit confit gnocchi ($22).
They come in a world in which at least a facade of supreme self-confidence, even among fools, can be a prerequisite for success in the public and corporate arenas.
Box office open 10am-6pm, ticketstartrt from £6 with one free ticket for every 10 booked for groups Don't be fooled by the modern glass-fronted facade, they've been putting on shows at this site for more than 180 years.
"You have to remember that symbols are especially important to a man who is doing filthy, repulsive stuff on a daily basis but can fool the community with a clean-as-the-driven-snow facade".
I continued my flat-chested facade through out the year, but knew I wasn't really fooling anyone.
