Sentence examples for like a bogus from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the Bush administration sought to evade restrictions by declaring what looks like a bogus national security emergency.

This may sound like a bogus lifetime-achievement award, but in its stripped-down way, "The Angel Esmeralda" is as good as anything DeLillo has done since "Underworld" in 1997.

When I did my first actual Behind The Music, even back then, there was the sense of, "Should we make it like a bogus Behind The Music?" Well, no, because some people want to know my actual life story.

Kuttner also says a bankruptcy is not bogus, "like a stress test," or cataclysmic, "like Lehman".

Ms. Deraniyagala would never use a bogus word like "healing".

I found only one, leading me to believe my dependable sphere might be an American creation with a bogus name, like vichyssoise.

While the state version does not authorise a "nation to nation" relationship between the US federal government and a Native Hawaiian governing entity, the First Nation government legislation (like the federal version) is a bogus trap.

"We're a small, shoestring operation, and even though this particular threat is one that we have very deep expertise on, it's still chilling when a company with millions in the bank sends a threat — even a bogus one like this — to you," he said.

Researchers attacked the MD5 algorithm using 200 PlayStation 3 systems and were able to construct a bogus Certificate Authority that looks like a known trusted CA. What this means is that these guys could generate a certificate for www.amazon.com which, when presented to your browser, would be accepted as the real thing.

A CHEERIER PRESUMPTION A bogus title is a phrase like "consumer advocate" or "fugitive financier" or "domestic diva".

Homeopathy is a bogus system of medicine that relies on the assumption that "like cures like".