Sentence examples for fraudulent sense from inspiring English sources

On Pablo Picasso Picassoshoulduld be famous for his wit, but there are these pompous assholes that are in his corner who have no sense of humor whatsoever, and this fraudulent sense of awe.

Having a job that's effectiveness is measured basically in maternal aptitude, the most integral component of femininity, asked me to examine my own fraudulent sense of womanhood.

At the time, I thought it was a cynical machine, designed to deliver a fraudulent sense of nostalgia for a "pure" childhood love of poetry that no viewer actually ever experienced.

Fallible – and ultimately fraudulent – you never sense that he has less than the boys' best interest at heart.

Parker called Myspace "fraudulent in a sense that all these users were not representing themselves honestly" while instead "putting their best foot forward and living in a fantasy world of their own construction".

The court observed further in Leadfree Enterprises, that "[i]n the economic injury case, there is less a fear of fraudulent claims than a sense of wanting to have a sensible stopping point in order to preclude open-ended, crushing liability on a tortfeasor". 711 F.2d at 808; see also Dundee Cement Co. v.

Like Cheever, Highsmith had complex feelings about her mother, and like Cheever she had a pervasive sense of being fraudulent, empty, somehow a fake.

Although there are no statistics on the number of applications that are fraudulent, immigration attorneys have a sense of the prevalence of such fraud, and the reasons that petitioners perpetrate it.

"I felt that there was something phony about her, not in the sense that she was fraudulent but that she was excessively insistent in talking about her accomplishments, her skills, and her ambitions," Duus told me.

Mr. Lorello wrote that on the last day of the auction, he realized that state archivists were aware of the fraudulent listing, and he began to sense that he was being outfoxed.

In a separate case defrauded investors whose IRAs were at Equity Trust and Entrust filed a class action suit in April charging that those custodians “encouraged, facilitated, aided, abetted, promoted and consummated” fraudulent schemes while giving investors a false sense of security.