Sentence examples for no phoney from inspiring English sources
Lightning war From Hitler's point of view there might have been no "phoney war" at all.
For individual prices, these days we have no phoney expense claims, perish the thought, to help us.
"I ain't no goody-goody," he says, the Louisiana bottomland still thick on his tongue, "and I ain't no phoney.
The task of depicting dogs - particularly beloved ones - attracts false feelings like fleas, but Freud's great etched portrait of Eli is all objective animal, no phoney "humanism".
No "phoney human rights concerns" about publishing CCTV images of suspects involved in rioting would be allowed to "get in the way of bringing these criminals to justice".
There is no phoney narrative of redemption – indeed, much of the narrative is devoted to exploring rifts in her family which remained irreconcilable to the end.
The seat of his Spitfire Mark I had as yet no armour plating, and he still wore the white pilot's overalls and leather helmet of peacetime – but the black smoke and crowded beach below showed Allan Wright, on his first operational mission, on 23 May 1940 over Dunkirk, that the war was phoney no more.
12.50pm: Bit this is phoney tension, no?
But the skirmishes and manoeuvres of the weekend, on and off the track, allowed no doubt that the phoney war is almost over, and heavy artillery finding its range.
Then there is the phoney complaint that no one is allowed to debate immigration.
If Crowhurst sailed into Teignmouth, behind Robin Knox-Johnston and Nigel Tetley, as seemed inevitable, no one would give his phoney log books a second glance.
