Sentence examples for may be bogus from inspiring English sources

"What will survive of us is love" Philip Larkin An Arundel Tomb The epigraph may be bogus.

The rumors are swirling and while some may be bogus, some may not be.

"Why now, when the damage to the church has been done, do they come out and say some of these cases may be bogus?

This could not only help snuff out bogus suits, but it could also highlight which patents may be bogus as well, creating a framework for preventing their use in subsequent suits.

While both accusations against the singer may be bogus, the "Beauty and the Beat" singer has been exhibiting some strange behavior as of late.

The anniversary may be a bogus milestone, but it is easy to understand why the party should want to trumpet the achievements of the past 30 years (see article).

Of course, this is only a theory, and it may turn out to be bogus.

(Some of this revenue may have been bogus, which is also the subject of investigation).

Others may be among the bogus returnees who make an industry out of collecting the payouts, then doubling back into Pakistan to start the process again.

And Mr. Sher, whose Macbeth later assumes a gangsterish menace that recalls Bob Hoskins at his most splenetic, may be a shade too bogus in his rhetorical lamentations after the body of Duncan is discovered.

My second lesson: even officers who routinely file such positive reports may be blindsided by the bogus reports of others.