Sentence examples for offers no pretense from inspiring English sources

Amazon, though, offers no pretense that catering to employees is a priority.

Others offered no such pretense.

This time, he will offer no such pretense; when he takes the witness stand on Tuesday, he will make history as the first official boss of one of New York's five mob families to break ranks and testify for the government.

Polls show Trump flirting with the 50% benchmark statewide and neither of his two opponents offers any pretense of beating him Tuesday.

You have to look where you can pick up delegates". Polls show Trump flirting with the 50% benchmark statewide and neither of his two opponents offers any pretense of beating him Tuesday.

And permanence, by its nature, offers a pretense of truth.

EI is especially concerned that "privatisation and commercialization" of education threatens public control and offers a pretense of affordability.

Amundsen, on the other hand, "did not even offer a pretense of science to mask his polar ambitions," Larson writes.

Most strangely, this Infiniti doesn't even offer the pretense of sportiness long associated with the brand; apparently that mission falls to the smaller FX, which is based on a rear-drive platform.

Woodbridge and Armour-Garb (forthcoming) recently argued that a deflationary view of truth is best understood in terms of semantic pretense (a hermeneutic fictionalist perspective), and on that basis offered a pretense account of the semantic paradoxes.

But our book makes no pretense to offer policy prescriptions, or tell United States officials how to do their jobs.