Sentence examples for one that pretends from inspiring English sources

Studios needs to stop considering it an option to have a totally vanilla cast, or one that pretends to be a sundae just because it has a couple of sprinkles here and there.

Some genre writers (and I do wish we wouldn't have to refer to authors of thrillers, procedurals, science fiction and such as genre writers, since even literary fiction is a genre, perhaps one that pretends it isn't a genre, but that's another post), some genre writers, as I said before wandering off on a tangent, embrace their craft, their public, and find ways to engage with fans.

A similar story of convenience has long permeated France's view of itself under German occupation, one that pretends too great a role for the Resistance and minimises the extent of collaboration.

Many other churches, of course, have bishops – especially the "historic" ones that pretend to be possessed of supernaturally guided lines of direct communication with the apostles.

Or one that would pretend that disability is shameful.

Del Boys and Dealers is one of those programmes that pretends to do one thing but actually does another.

The best phones, be they Galaxies, iPhones, or Lumias, are the ones that just work, not the ones that pretend to be something they are not.

On the latter reading, most philosophers agree that one could imagine without pretending, and that one could pretend (that is, act-as-if) without imagining.

He wrote: I do not mean to pretend that one should pretend that philosophy in the two traditions is basically the same; obviously that would be ridiculous.

It seems as if La Forge has breached the fundamental Cartesian prohibition, that one not pretend to explain something that is not understood by means of something else that is even less well understood.

I'd hooked on to that one word, pretending.