Sentence examples for fraudulent life from inspiring English sources

That led to the unraveling of his fraudulent life story.

— Jenna Wortham Mega-Man ARSTECHNICA.COM | The fast, fabulous, and fraudulent life of Kim Dotcom.

Siobhan, meanwhile, can't believe that Bridget is adjusting to her fraudulent life as well as she is.

Two men were convicted yesterday of plotting to take out fraudulent life insurance policies on unsuspecting victims before having them killed and collecting the proceeds, federal prosecutors said.

A court in northern England imposed jail terms of more than six years each on a canoeist and his wife who faked the canoeist's death in an offshore accident to pay off $500,000 in property debts with fraudulent life insurance and pension claims.

Those who delay making the transition while on the force face the corrosive toll of living what feels like a fraudulent life; those who do make it risk being rejected from the tight-knit fellowship of law enforcement that was also central to their identity.

Most of the play's characters are dreamy, dissatisfied, unfulfilled or convinced that they are living a fraudulent emotional life.

Even the autobiographical moments captured in EWS!! and D&C the latter apparently so accurate that a trio of former classmates sued Linklater for defamation are essentially fraudulent, real-life mixtapes with the boring parts stripped out.

They lived the fraudulent college basketball life -- enduring cattle-call study halls, working feverishly toward a degree they might or might not earn.

But for the passive reader, who scrolls and only pays attention to headlines, somewhere tucked away in his memory bank will reside the fraudulent belief that "life got better for pretty much everyone under Obama".

Margaret Seltzer's fraudulent Love and Consequences about street-gang life she never experienced.