Sentence examples for to be masquerading from inspiring English sources

A considerable haul of fireworks, carried in cabin baggage, was seized last month, while two daggers were found to be masquerading as a pair of unsuspecting combs.

From two studies involving a total of more than 250 groomers, none of the predators were found to be masquerading as children.

Five of these putative species were found to be masquerading as the gracile shrew mole.

The healthy Joker that Talia stabbed then reanimates into the shapeshifting Clayface, who is revealed to have been masquerading as a healthy Joker all along at the ailing villain's request.

It is important to identify non-typical cases because they might be masqueraded by antibiotic use.

Another notion is that the songwriter should have a self to express; instead, Momus is masquerading, as narrator, third-person character or the sitters themselves.

The new feature, which is starting to pop up for some users, makes it easier to find posts from the original tweeter within a thread, but may also help curb (some types of) abuse on the platform, making it easier to distinguish accounts that are masquerading as other tweeters, for instance.

So who was masquerading as the BBC when they approached Hain in February and he agreed to take part?

Nostalgia is masquerading as futurism.

Not that Philip Morris is masquerading as an antitobacco crusader.

"One little guy was masquerading as October auto sales.