Sentence examples for pretend a bit from inspiring English sources

That the child really realizes, I just have to pretend a bit and then mommy is there immediately, then you really run for every crap [for every little thing].

Then the mood changed and the pricks started: too smug, too successful, not as talented as he pretends, a bit lightweight.

He thinks atheists just need to go slumming, and pretend for a bit to believe the same thing.

We pretended for a bit that we also cared about the opposition, although most of us were more interested in Liverpool's progress in the English Premier League.

"It's all a bit immature and childish to pretend a player wants to register when he indeed hasn't done so".

The issue, put simply, is whether it's all right for a comedian to pretend to be a bit dim.

Pretend it is a bit of hiccups, a sneeze or that there is a frog in your throat if anyone asks after you.

We like to pretend that slowly, bit by bit, life is getting better for everyone else, too, while (or sometimes even because) we focus on our cool projects, and the rest of the world will get to live like us too.

Hamish Coney replies... Still pretending to do a bit of work – nearly hyperventilating.

Or, at least, crisps pretending to taste a bit like it.

The new rules will make it (a bit) harder to pretend that big deficits do not exist, and easier for investors to compare pension-financing across companies.Companies are bracing themselves.