Sentence examples for kind of a false from inspiring English sources

"People see fashion from the end result, which is kind of a false facade.

It puts me in this very strange position: kind of a false intimacy.

"The elitism argument is kind of a false one because the president talks about people's economic interests and middle-class families," said Anita Dunn, a Democratic strategist who advises Mr. Obama.

It's kind of a false dichotomy: We are dependent on the people who we are criminalizing".

"This is really kind of a false debate," Henn told VICE News.

In fact, in a CTV News report, Leger analyst Sebastien Dallaire said: "The Charter was kind of a false promise for the Parti Quebecois.

"To hold someone else in resentment, judgment or unforgiveness is a kind of power, a false power that allows you to imagine, 'As long as I can hold this in my mind and bring it up at the right moment, I can win every argument because I have won the real game of moral one-upmanship.

But once the games actually begin, it descends into a kind of false comfort, crafting a fraudulent morality into a clearly immoral situation.

Is this kind of false suspicion, a theme in the movie, still common more than a decade after 9/11?

"Being on the road (supporting acts such as Marc Broussard, Allen Stone and Ingrid Michaelson), it's kind of like almost a false world of hype and excitement," Stroup said.

Parish describes the hype that accompanies the transfer window as "a kind of false prophecy that occurs about a 'who spent what' league table, and fans now believe that this table is where you are going to end up and that somehow, because of this chase, if I spend more money than all of them therefore I will do better, but it's just not a correlation".