Sentence examples for fake appeal from inspiring English sources

The website Kickstriker, a parody of a Kickstarter, contains a fake appeal to crowdsource the "hiring private military contractors from Academi (formerly Blackwater), who will be immediately deployed to central Africa" with a mission to capture or kill Kony.

He is not pandering to his voters, or faking emotion to appeal to them.

The problem is when the website owners game this system, creating content that you might absolutely love or fake news that will appeal to a very specific, very vociferous collection of conspiracy theorists and cranks.

Second, in denying the 97% expert consensus, Walker instead appealed to fake experts.

The best-selling Brera shape — which now comes in roomy and smaller sizes — offers many choices, from an ocelot print on pony skin to the materials that are not so much "fake" as deliberately designed to appeal to a client who does not want traditional animal products.

In 1977, the year of "Star Wars" and "Annie Hall," "The Kentucky Fried Movie" was a cult hit with its obscene send-ups of news broadcasts, nonexistent exploitation movies ("Catholic High School Girls in Trouble") and advertisements for fake charities like the United Appeal for the Dead.

It is worth asking ourselves why the cult of fake originality has such a powerful appeal to our cultural institutions, so that every museum and art gallery, and every publicly funded concert hall, has take it seriously.

The appeal of owning a fake became evident to me.

But Putin knew there's nothing like fake outrage against foreign powers to appeal to nationalistic pride.

To boost his appeal, though, he was already faking miracles.

EBay is not liable if people sell fake merchandise on its site, a California appeals court ruled yesterday.