Sentence examples for fake better from inspiring English sources

Nothing compliments a tan – whether real or fake – better than red lipstick.

And Madonna still looks silly when, as she did in "I Don't Give A," she slings an electric guitar and makes rocker-chick faces; it's odd that someone so physically disciplined can't fake better guitar moves.

But not actually me; fake, better me.

Jon Pareles of The New York Times was mixed in his review, writing that Madonna "still looks silly when, as she did in 'I Don't Give A', she slings an electric guitar and makes rocker-chick faces" and found it odd that "someone so physically disciplined can't fake better guitar moves".

Inspired by Oobah Butler's latest article for VICE – in which he sent fake, better versions of himself on TV and radio to make himself appear smarter, hotter and more charming – we've launched a lookalike service, Oobah.com, which you can use to find stand-ins, to trick people into thinking that you're actually good looking, intelligent and interesting.

Inspired by Oobah Butler's latest article for VICE in which he sent fake, better versions of himself on TV and radio interviews to make himself appear smarter, hotter, and more charming we've launched a lookalike service, Oobah.com, which you can use to find stand-ins, to trick people into thinking that you're actually good looking, intelligent, and interesting.

But he nails the fake sentiments better than most.

It's shocking that the N.R.A. can't even fake it better.

Despite my usual preference for foodstuffs rooted in authenticity, in this case I like the fake version better.

"I knew it was fake," McManus, better known to the wide world as Jim McKay, told me during a visit to his Monkton farmhouse.

Or I used to be able to fake it better, especially when it came to what Wessel calls the general code of "mutual silence" in which we don't bring up scary thoughts in our daily, superficial interactions with other people.