Sentence examples for somewhat feigned from inspiring English sources

Though the brothers frequently profess reluctance to speak with reporters, their stance seems somewhat feigned.

In our age of total — if always somewhat feigned — transparency, and the sudden blowback that often follows, he speaks loudly with his clothes and with the exhilaration that attends his play, and otherwise withholds.

Behaving this way is always at least somewhat disingenuous as feigning powerlessness and outrage is usually an easy and popular but unproductive way out for a politician.

Mr. Melendez feigned shock.

Anthony feigned confusion.

Milanovic feigned indignation.

Israel feigned ignorance.

Milosevic feigned astonishment: "Me?

Stewart feigned ignorance.

He feigned sleep.

The reporters feigned sensitivity.