Sentence examples for it's phoney from inspiring English sources

That's what I was brought up with and I just think it's phoney.

"If they tell us it's valid, we don't know it's phoney," a spokesman for Massport, the Massachusetts state agency which operates Logan airport, said yesterday.

Because it's phoney, and it shamelessly employs the mythic American woman (Mom jeans and all - the Clinton archetype is not young and hip) as yet another actor in the Clinton narrative.

When it is genuine, amateurism makes sport the preserve of the rich; when it is phoney (as in the pre-Samaranch era), it pays athletes less than they should rightfully get.

Columnists lament that murders, accidental deaths and disappearances are now the occasion for people with no connection to the individual involved to display public sentiment (the implication being that it is phoney sentiment).

"I perhaps should have said that if it is phoney to have anxieties about bisexuality I must declare myself a phoney".

Do you think kids are good at sniffing out what's phoney?

Take away the pop-eyes, the cigarette, and those funny clipped words and what have you got? She's phoney, but I guess the public likes that".

It's so phoney.

"Yep", he announced, "it's a phoney".

In Ghali's Cairo, almost everything is phoney.