Sentence examples for subterfuge of from inspiring English sources
For her the subterfuge of languages.
The answer prompts another question — why the subterfuge of inconceivable ignorance?
I don't think that experience needs to be cloaked in the subterfuge of fiction.
The subterfuge of the "accommodation" makes the attack on religious liberty and freedom of conscience only more egregious.
The second book, "Woman, One," is a novel that "examines the glamour and the subterfuge of the fine art world" in New York, the e-mail message said.
So committed was the restaurant to serving the outrageous and off limits and hard to source that it resorted to a little subterfuge of its own.
As a result of subterfuge on the part of Themistocles, the Persian navy sailed into the Straits of Salamis and tried to block both entrances.
I felt guilty for trying to coax admissions of criminality and subterfuge out of them.
Yet there is occasionally truth in even the subterfuges of advertising.
Last year in the Book Review, Sylvia Brownrigg called this an "affecting and elegant... novel about the dangerous subterfuges of politics and the healing truths of art".
She enjoyed the world where she plied her trade as an entrepreneur of social change, and, with her mouth spray at hand, she had long since mastered the subterfuges of talking truth to power.
