Sentence examples for pretended away from inspiring English sources

The conclusion from this was something we've always known but that we've in large part pretended away in this election, which is that the president is an officer of the gut, both in how he governs and how he's chosen.

It's lunatic, trying to pretend away reality in order to reach a deal attractive on prime-time television.

If all we do is try to pretend away their radically unequal fortunes, we will just drop a new suburban inequality on top of the old one.

He ended up sleeping rough too...other kids slept in tents with younger siblings..........we cannot pretend away the needs of the vulnerable.

"Since much of our past is so bitter, [we] ... pretend away our most recent history".

Instead of trying to sidestep the pain and pretend away a potentially debilitating trauma of Dec. 14, the people of Newtown seem ready to move ahead.

We should be able to celebrate the courage and genius of the founders, and the magnificence of the Constitution, without having to pretend away their flaws.

Clegg said, "That's it, I'm off!" and pretended to stalk away.

Cookson, who created last year's revelatory Jane Eyre, does not pretend things away.

With a little prodding he starts talking about the clash of disparate groups learning to accommodate one another, and says, "So much of America is pretending that away, but it's really what makes us different".

Having a vagina gave me the power to not pretend anything away.