Sentence examples for just a pretext from inspiring English sources

Often, this argument is just a pretext.

But that bit of gruesomeness is just a pretext.

Mr Yunus says this is just a pretext for a power grab.

But opponents say the talk of improving Indiana's business climate is just a pretext.

Christmas should be a gastronomic pleasure, not just a pretext for eating several thousand calories.

4.25pm: Freedman asks if Blair ever suggested the UN route was just a pretext.

He added, "America just wants a pretext to intervene in Syrian affairs after the revolution".

It just becomes a pretext to create a visual, and often the most absurd contrasts create the best results.

Because there will always be people for whom casting choices are not just a point of sociocultural debate but a pretext for misogyny and racism.

Kaufman responded by saying: :"This is just a flimsy pretext for another of the innate cruelties of the German people... I don't think it was my book that prompted this barbarity.

"They are just looking for a pretext to continue their siege and attacks," he said.