Sentence examples for to impostor from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who attempts to deceive by using an assumed name or identity.
In 2079, according to "Impostor," Earth is locked in an endless war with a ruthless enemy.
Parental care score, parental educational and occupational level and subject's mental health and demographic information did not show a significant relationship to impostor scores.
In this case, minimum 31.25% bits of the genuine key is changed with respect to impostor's key and maximum 65.23% bits of the impostor's key are different from genuine key.
The previous government, under Goodluck Jonathan, conducted high-level negotiations before realising it was talking to impostors.
This information is then sold to banks, which send credit card offers to impostors at the fraudulent addresses.
The previous Nigerian government, under Goodluck Jonathan, conducted high-level negotiations before realising it was talking to impostors.
Actors have always been attracted to impostors and confidence tricksters, partly because acting itself is a form of confidence trickery and partly because it's a challenge to play characters pretending to be someone else.
What if technology opens this somber universe to impostors, bogus tweeters hiding behind false identities?
Moy says NSS will carefully screen customers to sell only to known companies and agencies, and will use encryption keys to make sure it's not selling to impostors.
"My god, I'm a first-year woman on the tenure track, and I'm barely holding it together!" It is probably normal to experience impostor feelings to some degree in an unfamiliar environment, says career counselor Valerie Young.
Borrowing from Sandberg, Fisher encouraged people to "lean in" to their impostor syndrome.
