Sentence examples for masquerading like from inspiring English sources

"People [are] out in LA masquerading like they own everything when they don't," one executive told E!

We found transcripts with significant sequence homology to genes encoding proteases such as trypsin and masquerade-like protein [GenBank: ABY64694.1] were up regulated during late premoult (stage D3/A).

He is Niccolo Machiavelli, if you like, masquerading as Gussie Fink-Nottle.

Their research probes basic scientific questions like how the immune system responds to masquerading pathogens like HIV (see insert).

Then there are the casualties masquerading as successes, like Joan Rivers, and the actresses who look not better but different, like Jessica Lange.

That the attack by two gunmen on a Muhammed cartoon drawing contest in Dallas was an outrage doesn't retroactively justify that stupid, gratuitous, Hebdo-like provocation masquerading as "free speech".

Then you do one of two things: Either you disguise it with a lie, so it becomes hatred masquerading as love – like in great films such as Ordinary People.

It sickens me that a film critic, working for an established newspaper like the Post can spew trash like this, masquerading as analysis, but instead coming across as simple, provocative pablum.

At times, "Noon" reads like sociology masquerading as literature.

But "Abortion Changes You" — that sounds like propaganda masquerading as therapy.

"It sounds like therapy masquerading as entertainment, but you'd be hard pushed to find a jollier set on the Fringe.