Sentence examples for fake country from inspiring English sources

But then she realized her urban aerie hardly called for a fake country touch.

Pakistan is a new country, a fake country, with no history.

He described one workday recording session recently to the Telegraph: it included several on-the-spot jams, a fake country song called "Don't These Clouds Look Like Jesus," and a couple of songs that made it onto the new record.

He already owned a country pile in picturesque West Sussex, and when he married society gel Lucy Helmore in 1982, it was all too much for some commentators, who branded him a fake country gent and an arriviste.

To have to admit to the crisis and to talk of sacrifices, after having deluded Italians into believing they were living in the fake country as seen on television, could be a real drama.

Transnistria sounds like a fake country – a generic sounding catchall part of Eastern Europe that someone would make up.

In theory, it sounds like a lot of fun, but no one's ever done it successfully, because in real life, the new, tiny, fake countries get invaded by older, larger, real countries that have armies.

Don't fake the country accent or try to be country to look cute.

Scotland will not, after all, go to the trouble and expense of making itself a fake small country and the UK will not, after all, be diminished.

Second, Henry does not have the ability to reliably perceptually identify barns in Fake Barn Country.

For this project of conceptual analysis can succeed only if two believers that P cannot differ with respect to perceptually knowing that P without differing with respect to how P is causally connected to their belief that P. Alvin Goldman's fake barn country case (1976) yields a (putative) counterexample to this supervenience claim.