Sentence examples for it was a feint from inspiring English sources
But, once again, it was a feint.
He said he now thought that it was a feint, intended to draw him from cover.
The division's Second Brigade struck to the south of Karbala along Route 9 in the morning of April 2. It was a feint meant to hide the thrust through the gap and it appeared to work, since what was left of Iraq's Republican Guard were on the road between Baghdad and Karbala.
Except now she's saying she didn't "blast" the commission, she "believed it was a feint for tax increases".
Perhaps it's a feint while they slice and dice civil service numbers.
Perhaps it's a feint — the wise nominee avoids a debating match — but, for anyone who hoped that the President might actually fulfill his commitment to close Guantánamo before he left office, it was a discouraging afternoon.
But it's a feint: "We know these missiles as the kamikaze". The willingness of Japanese pilots to die made their military hardware more effective, and "was the product of the death-defying spirit of sacrifice cultivated by State Shintō".
Perhaps it's a feint, a tactic he picked up from his hobby of hunting bears?
It was a clever feint, and Lenic fell for it by playing 29 Qg5.
However, it is hard to escape the idea it was a neat feint by the Vietnamese, a shiny object that allowed the U.S. president to hail a deal "for many billions of dollars, which means jobs for the United States and great, great equipment for Vietnam," while being distracted from the over-arching trade deficit issue.
