Sentence examples for perfectly bogus from inspiring English sources

But the kerfuffle is a reminder of the former First Lady's long-ago stubbornness about releasing her (perfectly harmless) Rose Law Firm records, thus stoking the (perfectly bogus) Whitewater "scandal".

It is an utterly bogus argument.

This was all bogus or utterly misleading.

Rather than being "bogus" I think it's a perfectly natural way of thinking about the past.

Deregulation should have led to perfectly efficient markets, not wild speculation, fraudulent accounting, and bogus stocks.

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Of course, they promoted the teapot tempest, disseminating a bogus transcript identifying Brown as the speaker in question when it was perfectly obvious to anyone with ears that it was not only not Brown himself, it was a woman.

And, yes, undeniably there is much to enjoy in Jim Jarmusch's ode to a bus-driving poet (Adam Driver), who writes perfectly clean copy inside his secret notebook; it's just that the whole thing felt a little bogus to me.

Over the past decade, public targets of crackdowns have shifted from "bogus asylum-seekers" to "criminal aliens" and now to "unsustainable net immigration," a term that includes perfectly legal settlers, noted Mary Bosworth, a criminologist at the University of Oxford who has tracked the expansion of immigration jails like Yarl's Wood.

IF you take a word for a perfectly ordinary activity and stick "quantum" in front of it, you get something that sounds mysterious and powerful -- or perhaps bogus.

The following morning, Cregan was perfectly plausible in his call to police at 10 16 BST, according to police logs, as he gave a description of the bogus offender and the direction in which he fled.