Sentence examples for his charade from inspiring English sources

Sleater Chicago How sad that his charade has been exposed.

"With today's charges, his charade is exposed and he will be held to account for his alleged crimes".

Only rookie cop Molly Solverson, played by Allison Tolman, sees through his charade.

Nonetheless, his charade fooled the umpire; he was awarded first base, and even though the Yankees ultimately lost, it was a seemingly significant ploy.

In "Two and a Half Men," at 8 30, Walden (Ashton Kutcher) continues his charade that he's poor, and Alan Jon Cryerr) finds himself alone on Christmas.

Officials had learned that Lorz was seen waving at spectators along his ride, and he readily admitted his charade when questioned, attempting to pass it off as a practical joke.

He has cultivated his "Professor" charade since the 1940s, with his trademark black tails, a string tie, high-top sneakers and scarecrow hairdo.

Mr. Corey has long billed himself as "The World's Foremost Authority," a reference to his trademark style of doubletalk and long, nonsensical observations that typically start with "However …" He has cultivated his "Professor" charade since the 1940s, with his trademark black tails, a string tie, high-top sneakers and scarecrow hairdo.

Mr. Bush's pretense that he has been waiting for the Petraeus-Crocker report before setting his policy is as bogus as his U.N. charade before the war.

But the key word is ostensibly, which ends up applying to just about everything Mr. Schmidt says from the moment the audience arrives until dinner is served, when he finally slips out of his impenetrable charade in the interest of being a good host.

As is always true when it comes to rulers with an autocratic bent, the question is: When will Trump's base get wise to his populist charade?