Sentence examples for was probably fake from inspiring English sources

But prosecutors later surmised that much of the art they planned to steal was probably fake.

The caller added that the gun was "probably fake," and that the person waving it was "probably a juvenile".

Tomba was asked why the notion that the gun was "probably fake" was never communicated to the responding officers.

The caller noted the gun was "probably fake", though it is unclear if that information was shared with the officers.

Worley knew what that meant, and, according to Raymond, disclosed his suspicion that the Robert Plan check was probably fake, too.

The 911 caller told dispatchers that the gun "was probably fake" but dispatchers did not relay the information to the officer and his partner.

He is confronted by two further realisations, both shattering: that Jesus was married, and that the resurrection was probably faked.

In his memoir Survival for Service (2003), Scoon said the letter was probably faked by Washington for Reagan's own purposes but that he had, indeed, verbally through diplomats, requested American intervention.

Someone who re-emerges after an "illness" looking and acting normal was probably faking it- although this depends on exactly what the illness was.

"The guy keeps pulling it in and out of his pants, it's probably fake but you know what, he's scaring the shit out of people".

Given Hitler's financial and social circumstances, and that Lenin was not all that famous at this period, Mr. Evans concluded that the signatures were probably fake.