Sentence examples for remains bogus from inspiring English sources
It was a bogus concept when George H.W. Bush denounced it as "voodoo economics" in 1980, and it remains bogus today, no matter how hard the Democrats try to dress it up in a donkey costume.
But there is another version of the question: why has Mr Khodorkovsky become the main symbol of Mr Putin's authoritarianism?The tragic arc of his career from nobody to billionaire to prisoner, which he remains after two bogus trials neatly reflects the sweep of Russia's recent past, from Soviet doldrums, through the chaotic 1990s to Mr Putin's revanchism.
They find that Amanda's alleged cremated remains are bogus, and that her body had been stolen before it could be cremated.
This is a childish, bogus outlook, yet remains central to everything conservative.
In fact, the UK remains Europe's favourite domicile for bogus universities and colleges and we have historically housed more fake than genuine institutions.
It remains to be seen if the 100 or more bogus Modiglianis that Parisot is thought to have put on the market have dented demand for the artist.
The reigning bogus good ole boy in public life remains our blue-blood president, an heir to large and aristocratic American fortunes on both the Bush and Walker sides of his family.
If you neglect to do that, but report the loss within 60 days of the date your bank sent the statement listing the bogus transactions, your liability is capped at $500 for offline transactions and remains zero online.
The upper classes whose wealth remains fixed were untroubled by the smash and grab on social housing, but the idea that a room of one's own was the same as an inherited castle was bogus.
The church was also uncertain what to do with the remains if the DNA tests were negative, potentially leaving the church with the dilemma of how to manage bogus bones.
