Sentence examples for masquerading to from inspiring English sources

At the centre of it, clad in "an eye-wateringly tight white catsuit" and masquerading, to the confusion of all, as a freelance beautician, is Jen.

That said, the MKZ Hybrid and HS 250h are merely masquerading, to some degree, as luxury vehicles; the MKZ is an upscale version of the Fusion; the HS 250h is based on a car sold overseas as a Toyota (the Avensis in Europe and the Sai in Japan).

Ipchains and Iptables allow configuring one's Linux router to masquerade traffic, or to examine and block traffic.

The cocked hats and knee-length bustles of the masquerading Donna Anna and Donna Elvira had to be seen to be believed.

Gregor, like Rattigan, is trapped in his malignant masquerade to the end.

For masquerade to work, a predator must have had some experience with the objects being imitated.

Instead he asked the man who had written the masquerade to run alongside the Queen's horse, warning her what would happen to Dudley if she spurned him.

There is a quality of masquerade to their lives, as if all that time spent in parallel fictional worlds had infected the stability of nonfictional reality.

The refusal of love, not the loss of it, is the issue lurking beneath Rattigan's melodramatic hubbub; Gregor, like Rattigan, is trapped in his malignant masquerade to the end.

With a few exceptions, the problems are the same across Africa: leaders are not committed to genuine democracy, they organize electoral masquerades to stay in power, they oppress the African people".

But rather than stringing out Bell's masquerade to a big end-of-second-act reveal, the story blows her cover early, which shifts their awkward, tentative romance on to a footing that's more combative, genuine and less predictable.