Sentence examples for has been feigning from inspiring English sources

The worst-case scenario is that he has been feigning ignorance since his first confirmation hearing in the Senate in April 2004, which was held after the Senate sergeant-at-arms had released his report documenting Miranda's serial theft.

Wynne-Jones also defends the use of private investigators: "There has been feigned shock that investigators have been used by Fleet Street, but investigation is at the heart of good journalism.

Prosecutors have argued that Mr. Hernandez could have been feigning symptoms to avoid being convicted.

"You now do not have the absolute majority that you've been feigning all year.

The extras have been feigning Costa Del Lols for hours, and it's getting tiresome.

Roy may have been feigning ignorance, but that is the attitude he must take when he makes a mistake.

"The only way he can see out was to inflict the injury he had been feigning.

Hardy called Punk into question about his eye injury, believing he had been feigning it, leading Punk to turn heel, claiming to be the moral superior of those who support Hardy due to his drug-free lifestyle.

Maybe the author you've been feigning interest in will turn out to be one of your future favorites.

Dahlgren's indignation, however, appears to have been feigned, for within days of the attack he was imploring his superiors in Washington to ensure that "torpedo Boats be made and sent here with dispatch".

Cilic denied that his knee injury had been feigned and emphasized that a deciding factor in accepting the voluntary suspension was that his results at Wimbledon might have been invalidated later.