Sentence examples for phony by from inspiring English sources

Catherine is, in Mr. Burstell's term, "the anti-Kardashian," a bracing antithesis to the strident style and manner of many Hollywood celebrities, who "look so phony by comparison," he said, "with their paid endorsements and brand-ambassador deals".

The candidate, meanwhile, continued to look phony by presenting a completely different side of himself to the wealthy Palm Beach donors who came in fancy cars to eat snapper and hear a snappier Mitt.

(Ron Johnson: Huge, huge phony, by the way).

Teaming up with the media, pollsters are suppressing the vote by concocting phony results; by skewing the data.

In the next room, a busty model in a black brassiere was being photographed by Irving Schild, who has worked at Mad for 35 years, for a phony ad by "The Garish Institute for Impulsive Plastic Surgery".

Mr. Blumenthal vigorously disputed that, saying she was citing "phony numbers by a right-wing group".

"People can easily make phony products by simply scanning the artwork," Mr. Chervenka explained.

If he wanted to write about how investors can spot phony reports by analysts, that would be one thing.

In 1995, when a gallery in Hawaii could not pay a $2 million fine levied for selling phony prints by Salvador Dalí and others, a federal court ordered the government to auction off more than 12,000 of them to the public.

The affidavit also said that Mr. Alfauru helped the ring assist others seeking phony identification by using his newly obtained credentials to vouch for them and falsely attest to their identities and residences.

A hardball culture demands a brawl, and Mr. Bush, try as he has to lull us into somnolence with golden oldies (or at least oldies), has broken the phony peace by choosing John Ashcroft for attorney general.