Sentence examples similar to pretended stance from inspiring English sources

This was not an anti-technology stance, she said, but simply an argument against technology that pretended to do things it could not.

She told stories, I pretended to listen.

It's not an aggressive anti-sex stance like incels pretend to have.

Tell me Itm pretty and send me a Boomerang of your spit.

I'd love to pretend that I'll take a stance one day, like Emer O'Toole, and go au naturelle for political reasons.

I was standing in the usual stance of mutual disregard, pretending not to notice my neighbours sweating through skintight pyjamas and making their angry – or, I suppose, fierce – faces.

The press pretending there was something different about Obama's withdrawal stance.

America can't pretend that we do any longer; they made their stance clear by voting for a president who is better known for mocking disabled people or being "tight" with the KKK.

As to the question of his interference in matters editorial, we are kidding ourselves if we pretend that the personalities who own newspapers do not have an influence on editorial stance and posture.

Let's not pretend that there were no tears when Rusty Staub bowed at home plate, Keith Hernandez took his left-handed stance in the batter's box or Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry blew kisses to the fans.

I mean, if we're going to keep pretending that all PC gamers are pirates because the games are easily available only, well, why not take the same stance with console gamers?