Sentence examples for may pretend from inspiring English sources
Nigerians will read Mr Maier's book avidly; some may pretend to hate it.
Nevertheless, a forgery may pretend to be no more than a copy of a genuine original.
"He may pretend to be shy, but Christophe knows exactly what he's doing," says Mullaney.
"We may pretend that consent is something that individuals do by themselves, but that's a myth perpetuated by the law.
Miss Drew did not conceal her background how could she, when her hit song ran "Sometimes we may pretend to forget, but of course we never will".
Whatever Mr Cameron may pretend, Tehran's leadership is not onside – it still argues, absurdly, that Assad should stand for re-election at the end of a transitional period.
Because Mr. Mason knows his First Amendment rights, he does not fear to speak what others may pretend they don't even think.
We may pretend or hope otherwise, but book publishing can be just as crass as any other segment of the entertainment industry.
Or I may just pretend to be a Kiwi, until the crisis passes.
Detecting smell loss in young children can be difficult, since many children with olfactory deficits do not recognize their problem and may even pretend to smell.
He may even pretend to care about climate change.
