Sentence examples for manipulation to masquerade from inspiring English sources

The 1964 Code provisions often enable mere fiscal manipulation to masquerade as charity.

Adult fantasies tend to masquerade as reality.

He allowed a lobbyist chum to masquerade as an official.

In chemistry, however, it is important not to allow mere correlations to masquerade as explanations.

"You're beginning to masquerade, aren't you?" he says to himself.

Ms. Dugard would have to masquerade as "Alissa," an older sister.

Anonymity allows professionals to masquerade as amateur investors and thus get their trades in faster.

The only that way he can accompany her to the States is to masquerade as a woman.

Both technologies are more resilient to masquerade attacks [10, 186].

This scheme was found to be vulnerable to masquerade attacks and many other attacks [13, 14].

The most common metastatic tumour to masquerade as a primary thyroid tumour is renal cell carcinoma (RCC).