Sentence examples for to masquerade as from inspiring English sources
Adult fantasies tend to masquerade as reality.
He allowed a lobbyist chum to masquerade as an official.
In chemistry, however, it is important not to allow mere correlations to masquerade as explanations.
The 1964 Code provisions often enable mere fiscal manipulation to masquerade as charity.
Ms. Dugard would have to masquerade as "Alissa," an older sister.
Anonymity allows professionals to masquerade as amateur investors and thus get their trades in faster.
(There were rumors that some men from Eastern Bloc nations had plans to masquerade as women).
It is a world where white people get to masquerade as oppressed minorities.
Made the most disgusting, contemptuous insult to decency ever to masquerade as a documentary".
And the way that mere habits can come to masquerade as unbreachable social certainties.
It's a commonplace that the artist who liked to masquerade as bull or Minotaur equated sexual and creative potency.
