Sentence examples for she is masquerading from inspiring English sources

Some even went so far as to try the Jackie Coogan cap worn by Catherine when she is masquerading as Thomas.

He sheds a deflected paternal love on little Pearl when she is masquerading as a drummer boy, gallantly receives his enemy General Joe Johnston as a fellow-member of the West Point aristocracy, and shows a theatrical literary streak that is endearing.

She was masquerading online as the teenage boy to see if Megan was saying anything bad about her own daughter Sarah.

The few funny bits occur as young Harper, at that saucy bachelorette party, forgets that she's masquerading as a distant cousin and lets her motherly instincts surface.

With blondified hair, she is frozen in time, the only one who makes the rest of us uneasy - as if she were masquerading.

Ms. Howard shows herself to be quite the fetching temptress -- even in a blue jumpsuit with her hair under a wool cap when she's masquerading as a man -- but she has a tendency to overact.

Critic Martha P Nochimson even responded to Bigelow's Bafta win by saying she was "masquerading as the baddest boy on the block" in order to win respect in a male-dominated industry.

Nostalgia is masquerading as futurism.

Not that Philip Morris is masquerading as an antitobacco crusader.

Everyone in the play is masquerading, in a way.

Rimanelli speculates that "I Love Dick" is "masquerading as a novel — perhaps for legal reasons".