Sentence examples for no feigned from inspiring English sources

Never inclined to be predictable, Ishiguro in the first of his speeches on Thursday deviated markedly from the standard template: no thanks, no feigned bafflement at being chosen, and no profession of love for Swedish culture (though those might all come later in his banquet speech).

Ex Cops know they're ridiculous, but they make no feigned attempts to stop looking like assholes.

He no longer feigns deference to W., whom he now disdains for favoring Condi over him in the second term, and for not pardoning "Cheney's Cheney, Scooter Libbyy.

At some point, she stopped saying no and feigned enjoyment, because she thought it was the only way the assault would end.

When Mr. Ray and his two associates, Keith Ausbrook, the deputy independent counsel, and Kim Widup, the chief of investigations, were escorted into the room, there were formal handshakes and polite greetings all around, but no one feigned friendliness.

Whether Mr. Bush's hubris is real or feigned, no one should be fooled by it.

Hanukkah, with its own rich history to explore, needs no pretext, and joy needs no feigning.

Upon learning of Flynn's lies from the DOJ, Trump told no one, feigning ignorance of a Washington Post report detailing Flynn's mendacity.

The man behind the curtain must not be allowed to read her face and learn that is now no longer feigning, but really feeling love.

The true reason is obvious: Trump could no longer feign ignorance of Flynn's conduct.

Like the filmmaking itself, the violence has no passion, no oomph, no sense of real or even feigned purpose.