Sentence examples for fake origin from inspiring English sources
Berlin, who lavished a great deal of effort on the song designed it as a pastiche of "The Carioca" from Flying Down to Rio (1933) and "The Continental" from The Gay Divorcee (1934), and the lyric communicates its fake origin: "It was written by a Latin/A gondolier who sat in/his home out in Brooklyn/and gazed at the stars".
Buying fake fangs, fake ghosts, fake blood, is ridiculous.
Since Brexit and the election of Trump, journalists have been trying to trace the origin of fake news, trying to figure out how we got here.
In this sort of forgery, flaws are often intentional, designed to smudge the fingerprints of the artists or otherwise obscure the origins of a fake.
He acknowledged not only selling fake paintings and misrepresenting their origins to customers, but to painting many of them as well.
Though fake news can have different origins (such as Macedonian bloggers trying to make money from Trump-supporting propaganda), most of the conspiracy theories now swirling around Europe are deliberately manipulative, serve specific political agendas, and are calibrated to sow paranoia and hostility not just within populations but between nation states.
Paintings by the likes of Kees Van Dongen, Max Ernst, Max Pechstein and Heinrich Campendonk were faked, along with certificates of origin and labels.
The Coast Guard is investigating the origins of the fake notice, Jacobsen said.
We couldn't resist publishing Razzmatazz's first letter to Vice too, where she explains the origins of her fake band.
The intelligence that deep frying in general, and fish and chips in particular, are of Sephardi origin is denounced as fake news.
