Sentence examples for hoax because from inspiring English sources

The electrical kite could never have really been a hoax, because it was never really a claim.

People in Paris got bored with the Hitler diary hoax, because they were worried about the student strikes and sit-ins, farming and economic problems.

The novel, about Ukrainian participation in war crimes against the Jews in the 1940s, was considered a hoax because Dale falsely claimed to have Ukranian heritage.

One reporter insisted that it could not be a hoax because "the NoW had got Milly's mobile phone number and pin from schoolchildren".

He gets by with his hoax because no one can tell the difference between his invented nonsense and the real nonsense.

It's a hoax, because we can't drill our way out of our energy problems, they say.* But why shouldn't we drill part of our way out?

Many people receiving the company's letters believed them to be hoaxes because they asked for financial information, including bank statements, to be sent in the post and did not realise they were real until their tax credits stopped.

Other esoteric treats include an appearance by Billy Bragg biographer and EastEnders scribe Andrew Collins, and Ince himself on how the Bigfoot film was revealed to be a hoax, all because of a glass eye.

You will not get ten million dollars or a book/movie deal or an appearance on "Larry King Live" for doing this, and you will not become friends with Ethan Hawke, but sometimes you have to do a hoax just because it's so damn funny.

"He opposes the climate change hoax bullshit because that's what the people he respects on talk radio tell him is what conservatives believe".

One reason they fell victim to the hoax was because they were trying to get Dow Chemical on the line, and to keep the Bhopal disaster on people's minds.