Sentence examples for thoroughly bogus from inspiring English sources
This is a canny strategy, one that gives critics something to argue about and ensures a measure of publicity-generating controversy, even as it provides a ready-made, thoroughly bogus retort to potential detractors.
He then shifted to a thoroughly bogus concept of privatized infrastructure, subsidized by tax breaks and financed by his private equity pals, via the private bond market.
After spending far more time obsessing over the thoroughly bogus triviality of whether Tom Brady was using ever-so-slightly deflated footballs while Bernie Sanders's insurgent presidential candidacy drew large crowds across the country, the media is still struggling to come to grips with the phenomenon of a powerful Sanders challenge to Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
Beyond their bogus, thoroughly debunked attacks on the Obama "Medicare cuts", and beyond pounding their chests saying they "wanted this debate", Romney like Ryan before him did not say a single word to explain or defend argue for their proposal.
Mr. Birney's uneasy laughter so thoroughly conveys what's bogus about his Dr. Millard that when he is stripped to his shivering core by a faceless interrogator, it feels like overkill.
She says that there are many bogus-wood services and that it is worthwhile to research thoroughly before ordering.
"Despite being roundly and thoroughly debunked," she wrote, "the industry lobby continues to release these studies and push their bogus conclusion about cost increases".
Stoppard imposes the plot of Wilde's play, itself thoroughly baroque, upon his own burlesque vision of life in wartime Zurich, which is like crossbreeding the bizarre with the bogus.
BOGUS: counterfeit, spurious, sham.
