Sentence examples for must be feigned from inspiring English sources
Second, despite the double standard, the outrage is still sincere and deeply threatening to pro-American Arab governments; there is a tendency among Israel's supporters to assume that the rage must be feigned, but that's a fantasy.
The outrage expressed by Obama, Lawrence Summers and Tim Geithner must be feigned -- or they don't know what they are doing in the positions they have acquired.
Feigning ignorance of that distinction for political expediency only suggests that you may not be feigning at all.
They may be feigning arrogance to hide shyness or an uncertainty about themselves.
More likely, the interest is feigned.
My charm was real, but my affection was feigned.
Nothing is feigned; these young theatre artists are honoring, rather than capitalizing on, their elders.
The indifference is feigned: Peretyatko reveres her compatriot.
Lubinski seemed disappointed that PETA's enthusiasm was feigned.
Roy may have been feigning ignorance, but that is the attitude he must take when he makes a mistake.
Merely a patch of grass and a handicap ramp away, I felt certain that they must have seen someone enacting some evidence of responsibility over the MCM, but they either genuinely have no clue or are feigning ignorance.
