Sentence examples similar to phony us from inspiring English sources

It diverts us with phony adrenaline, teases us with jealousy, hooks us with sex.

Highly conflicted Bob Mueller & the 17 Angry Democrats are using this Phony issue to hurt us in the Midterms.

"Highly conflicted Bob Mueller & the 17 Angry Democrats are using this Phony issue to hurt us in the Midterms," he tweeted.

The election was as phony and meaningless as US-run elections in Vietnam in the 1970's.

Some people always thought he was a phony, but most of us wanted Blairism to be true as much as he did.

Indeed, the reactions to phony memoirs often tell us more about the tangled issues of veracity, mendacity, history, and politics than the books themselves do.

Glen Whitney, MoMath's executive director, gave an overview of the project, and then Cindy Lawrence, the museum's chief operating officer, read a letter from President Obama giving best wishes to the museum (It's nice to see that there are some political luminaries who are science friendly! Or is the worship of math a "phony" theology? Not to us true believers!).

This is one of the most common ways phony news peddlers sell us horseshit, because the mere mention of, say, China, or Russia, to a Western audience short-circuits our skepticism for some reason.

Obama's series of economic talks also tried to pin the tail on the elephant -- i.e., the GOP is either distracting us with "phony scandals" or obstructing good ideas.

Bukowski's fans realize that "some people," like E. E. Cummings's "mostpeople," or J. D. Salinger's hated "phonies," are never us, always them — those not perceptive enough to understand our merit, or our favorite author's.

Plenty of us were fed up with this phony delaying tactic when Democrats were using it against George W. Bush, and plenty of us are fed up with it now that Republicans are using it against Barack Obama.