Sentence examples for problem masquerading from inspiring English sources

Bad enough that this formulation is a shallow problem masquerading as deep, but worse still is the way in which this formulation masks a deeper, more significant one.

The second, which stretched 79 yards, revealed the matchup problems that Hernandez — a receiver masquerading as a tight end — can create.

"To me, it is a labor-management dispute masquerading as a town-gown problem," Mr. Schmoke added, alluding to Yale's long history of fractious relations with its unions and recent efforts by its graduate student workers to unionize.

One problem is that two of the three main works are essentially one-man affairs masquerading as team efforts.

The promotional video is also a great example of how journalism aimed at western audiences has become entertainment masquerading as activism, with little to do with the people whose problems they claim to be solving.

One of the problems of interventionist theatre is that it is not collaboration at all: it is autocracy masquerading as collaboration and it is essentially conservative, with all the conservative's misunderstanding of certain vital facts.

These are ethical judgments masquerading as science.

It is cosmopolitanism masquerading as American exceptionalism.

"This is homophobia masquerading as religious piety.

Extreme pickiness masquerading as perfectionism.

Nostalgia is masquerading as futurism.