Sentence examples for phoney demand from inspiring English sources
Allister said the gay marriage equality campaign was a "worked-up phoney demand for rights".
But the former European commissioner and Labour cabinet minister Lord Mandelson told the BBC that Mr Cameron was putting forward a "completely bogus and rather phoney set of demands and circumstances" designed to appease critics in his party.
The lack of action during the Phoney War period meant that these aircraft, usually in demand by offensive air fleets (Luftflotte), were available for defensive roles.
Not only did Trump put out a lengthy statement on Thursday bashing Steve Bannon, his former senior adviser, for coöperating with Wolff on his "phoney" book, his lawyers sent a letter to the publisher, Henry Holt, demanding that it halt publication.
Political correctness demands that we think deeply about socially ingrained and hidden harms, not to become a springboard for phoney martyrs to express old and ingrained discriminations as if they're new, powerful, unheard-before truths.
This is phoney accountability.
Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne believe the current phoney war is between two camps – those who would stay in at any cost and those who would come out even if Britain secured all its demands — preaching mainly to the converted.
