Sentence examples for on a facade from inspiring English sources

Don't be brave, strong, or put on a facade.

It's a lot easier (and more efficient) than putting on a facade of someone you're not.

She feels as though he's putting on a facade and it's time to break down this barrier, this guard that he's put up.

He preferred bookish pursuits from a young age and was not enamoured of sport, and by the age of eight was old enough to analyse his father's character; Mac disapproved of Frank and saw him as a hypocrite who espoused moral principles and put on a facade of uprightedness, while associating with businessmen of dubious ethics.

Don't put on a facade and expect everybody to believe it.

While you're putting on a facade of being a sweet vampire, it's still nice to have some friends!

I just can't put on some kind of a facade that I'm a perfect person or my life is 100 percent put-together.

News of a facade collapse on Tuesday at the former O'Neill & Company dry-goods emporium conjured images of significant architectural loss.

But we all get pretty adept at putting on a coping facade to doctors and to our friends.

Also, perfectionistic, driven, never satisfied, very good at putting on a happy facade in front of an unhappy internal life.

Even so, it was Boxing Day before I felt reasonable again, my feelings made worse by it being Christmas and having to put on a happy facade for my family.