Sentence examples for feel bogus from inspiring English sources

It can also feel bogus.

A midterm election is a lot like a midterm exam: both can feel bogus.

In the absence of a "perfect" model they had a harder time with imitation it felt bogus.

Be alert to being taken advantage of – signs will include obvious mistakes in things being said about their personal life, not remembering key things about you, or asking you for money, security details, personal finance numbers etc. Be online savvy to keep safe; if it feels bogus, drop the chats and find someone more trustworthy to chat with.

I don't feel the bogus efforts will survive this trend, but it'll take a while.

They'll feel a bit bogus identifying as anything other than generic Americans when they grow up, but they'll do it anyway – because that's what the system expects from them, and what all of its incentives are designed to reward.

When the hard-liners again felt threatened, earlier this decade, bogus confessions reappeared on state television.

Any attempt to justify it as a reasoned decision feels a little bogus.

And, yes, undeniably there is much to enjoy in Jim Jarmusch's ode to a bus-driving poet (Adam Driver), who writes perfectly clean copy inside his secret notebook; it's just that the whole thing felt a little bogus to me.

Taylor-Barnes mainthats that "Clive was always excited and curious about all new things in theater; at the same time he had a wonderful capacity to dismiss those that he felt to be bogus and insincere".

Sending blind invitations or mapping out new contacts can feel overly calculated, and therefore bogus or insincere to many of us.