Sentence examples for not masquerading from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, but not masquerading as science.

But unlike the regular articles and letters, it's not masquerading as real science.

At least that was a series of examples not masquerading as a sentence; correctly, with no verb, no period was placed at the end.

Where is the talk show that is not masquerading as a comic frivolity, and why since the 60s have we never produced anything as controversial, innovative and inspiring as TW3 (That Was the Week That Was)?", he said in the magazine.

He's not masquerading as a CEO, he's literally, legitimately trying to save a failing company.

Such works do not masquerade as lives; rather, they imaginatively take the place of biography where perhaps there can be no genuine life writing for lack of materials.

Gordian Raacke, the executive director of the Citizens Advisory Panel, a LIPA watchdog group, said the surcharges are nothing more than rate increases and that LIPA should not masquerade them as anything else.

To ensure rogue programs can not masquerade as trustworthy applications, Norton verifies programs against a list of digital signatures for known programs, update Tracker warns users if hackers attempt to gain access to users' computers.

"I wasn't masquerading as a male," Chase-Brand said.

But at least they aren't masquerading as real content like the Sponsored Messages.

A book excerpt (or a column, for that matter) shouldn't masquerade as news.