And in the 10th, when he feigned that low blow, it was disgusting.
He feigns to forget that only secularism guaranties that religion does not spill in the political sphere and that religion not be instrumentalised by the state for political means.
Habib, Dia's friend, explained that he had feigned sickness that morning to avoid having to go to the army logistics headquarters where he worked.
When readers (and not only Christians) criticized Tyson for dissing one of the two holiest days of the Christian calendar, he feigned surprise that anyone could've been insulted by his words, protesting that he was merely drawing attention to Newton's birthday.
When Brodeur knocked down an attempt by Ken Daneyko, a Devils defenseman, he feigned exertion and added, "Oh, that was really heavy, Dano".
When Manchester told Welles that he was the president of the Springfield Classical high school dramatic society, Welles's eyes bulged, his jaw dropped and he feigned awe in the voice that had created Citizen Kane.
Others say that he feigned an attack of fever and asked those who stood near him to give that excuse, in case he should be missed.
From Dan's point of view, the problem was my futile and suffocating attempt to control him — insisting that he get a job, that he conform to my idea of a sleep schedule, that he feign a family bond he did not feel.
Lindwall was worried that Bradman had noticed his injury, but Bradman later claimed that he feigned ignorance to allow Lindwall to relax.
He feigned insanity so successfully that he was transferred to a military hospital in St . Petersburg from which he escaped in May 1901.
This was dubbed the "aw, shucks" defence by prosecutors, who argued that he feigned ignorance but was, in fact, a micro-manager who even bothered to endorse the idea of saving money by scrapping free coffee for staff.
