Sentence examples for more fakery from from inspiring English sources

Expect more fakery from Hollywood.

And despite perennial accusations of fakery from the right, the disabled are some of the most vulnerable in society.

These days, minor to not-so-minor kittenfishing is so common, we almost expect some fakery from our romantic interests.

In Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, the camera keeps its distance from Ford's stunt doubles – the charisma of an ageing action star has more to fear from obvious fakery in fights than from facial close-ups, since not much more is required of him than rugged scowls and glares of baleful defiance.

They realize that it is cheerful, knowing fakery, more or less deftly achieved.

I'm reluctant to use the term, not implacably against it". Not so much fakery, more contextual mis-statement.

In addition, people are growing more accepting of fakery in photography, in part because doctored photographs — and commentary about them — are so pervasive online.

Some aestheticians have compared beauty to truth, and there can be little doubt that honestly expressed functions and honestly expressed materials and manufacturing processes are far more beautiful than fakery and imitation.

The most recent example to challenge this fakery comes from The Denver Post's "there's no such thing as The Denver Guardian", which calls out an entirely false claim about leaked Clinton emails.

They have sleep-wake cycles so their fakery is more convincing, making them less prone to repetitive patterns that flag them as mere programs.

More common than outright fakery is misidentification.