Sentence examples for no pretense that from inspiring English sources

There is no pretense that this is a real trip.

Now, I make no pretense that these are my concerns.

"Danny knows what his material is, and he has no pretense that it's important or serious.

Miller makes no pretense that her work is about art, as opposed to commerce.

Samir and Vineet Jain make no pretense that what they do is a public calling.

There is no pretense that the powerful shapes are anything other than decoration.

There was no pretense in that charge.

It's all pretense — not the kind of pretense that brings us fake Georgian or fake Renaissance but the pretense that the hoopla is somehow connected to a meaningful architectural idea.

For Walton, what distinguishes the two cases is simply the kind of pretense that makes the relevant sentence fictionally true.

By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, July 8 , 1939P. 57 REPORTER AT LARGE about some of the wrestling exhibitions which take place at Ridgewood, L.I. Jack Pfefer conducts the matches, and makes no pretense at all that they are contests of strength and despite the decline in wrestling, had managed to still make money.

AFFECTATION can be charming, it's true, but so can things that make no pretense at being other than what they are.