They abandon their pretense in friendly settings, as ID proponents did at an August 2007 symposium for science teachers at Biola University, an evangelical Christian school that was founded as the Bible Institute of Los Angeles.
Our politicians are trapped in their own pretenses: They are supposed to bring instant solutions at the national level, and no one believes them anymore.
One challenger began (I was told) by copying his rival's signature steps; another suddenly threw his hands on his hips, midphrase, as if in nonchalance; and the mime gestures of defiance are impudent in their bravado and pretense of contempt.
There is no pretense in their lifelong friendship at the outset, but this Hermia, once she gets the upper hand at court, knows how to let her eyes gloat even when her mouth is deferential.
Unsettled, he drew back, pressing an inch and a half's worth of currency into Elena's hands, which, for the first time in their history, she made no pretense of declining, grabbing it from him like any beggar in the street, folding it, crying some more.
I know that lots of folks love hanging at home in their pajamas postpartum, soaking in the relaxation and lack of pretense.
Did you openly, honestly, or in pretense, reject or accept your adult children's changes in their lifestyle and opinions that could predicate how they are responding to your changes?
After yelling "voter fraud" for years in their effort to suppress the black vote along with other reliable Democratic constituencies, Republicans in Alabama have shed all pretense in their efforts to curtail the turnout of blacks in the next election.
This should not require any pretense, because professors in general are extremely knowledgeable about their own subject matters, and many have published important papers in their fields.
Finally, human infants, but not chimpanzees, put their heads together in pretense.
Meanwhile, Lisa tricks the babysitter Samantha (Scout Taylor-Compton) into letting her in under the pretense of being one of Sharon's friends.
