Sentence examples for her pretense from inspiring English sources

Wendy Doniger of the University of Chicago's Divinity School wrote last Tuesday of Palin: "Her greatest hypocrisy is in her pretense that she is a woman.

"Are they supposed to smell like that?" But a few cosmopolitans ended her pretense that the burgers were some exotic variant of beef-cheek ravioli.

For months, he ragged the First Lady about her Yankees cap, her Chappaqua home, her centrist posturing — her pretense, in short, of being something that she was not — only to discover at the very last minute that it was he who was living a lie.

After John McCain picked Sarah Palin as his running mate, University of Chicago professor Wendy Doniger wrote that Palin's "greatest hypocrisy is in her pretense that she is a woman".

Ultimately deciding that being true to herself is more important than fitting in, Esther discards her pretenses and renews her friendship with Sunni.

Her lack of pretense has made her popular with the portion of the electorate, and the media, for whom prim Laura Bush seems out of touch.

Inside her room — the pretense that he is merely walking her to the door has apparently dissolved — they make out for a while by the bathroom.

But she doesn't obscure her work with pretense; the first goal is to entertain, and in her best efforts she achieves even more.

Not for their health benefits, but because they freed her from the pretense of a traditional meal.

She should imagine that her basic desires are constant as she imagines the various acts she may perform, and, moreover, should adopt during deliberations the pretense that her will generates her act independently of her basic desires and aversions.

This season, facing much criticism about her clumsy technique, Jones decided to simplify her style, dropping any pretense at technical expertise and relying on her speed to jump far.