Sentence examples for slightly fake from inspiring English sources

The coffee, the studied casualness, the slightly fake air of it all – why is Cameron so keen to project relaxation?

"LA is this embodiment of 20th-century American desires: the houses, the gardens, the tans, all slightly fake.

Always look slightly fake, even when you're being yourself.

Especially when your opponent looks like they are going to intercept you, adjusting your speed slightly might fake them out Don't forget about defense.

Beneath the shiny varnish of his fame and wealth and slightly-too-fake tan, there is something appealing about Owen's belief that he could just as easily have turned out doing something altogether more normal.

Keone Kela, a 22-year-old right-hander with just one save this year, walked the first two batters, got a double play and then flinched ever so slightly when Kike Hernandez faked as if he was heading home from third.

A slightly curved false ceiling has been installed for greater intimacy and to suggest, along with fake post and beams at one end, a country inn or taverna.

The coins, which incorporate emblems from all four of the UK's home nations, will be harder to fake, weigh slightly less than the current ones, and have a fractionally larger diameter while being slightly thinner.

This technique was humorously deployed in "Fake Chinese (slightly drunk)," a restless, cyclic rush of cluster chords, and eerily used in "Bell Tower," an exercise in thick, sustained harmonies.

Two huge eyes were staring at me, painted onto a great, imposing fake head, lips slightly parted as if mildly surprised.

Grooming is in fact booming everywhere in the UK – it's just that salons in the north-east and north-west are reporting that men tend to favour fake tanning treatments slightly over a wax.