Sentence examples for which I pretended from inspiring English sources

I would also like to apologize profusely to my teen-age son, Walt, Jr., for initiating an online correspondence with his American-history teacher, Ms. Kelli Withers, in which I pretended to be John Boehner, seeking a ghostwriter for my memoirs and a participant in what I referred to as "some extra-spicy late-afternoon Embassy Suites boom-boom-pow".

And Joshua, an earnest Long Island Quaker kid with a close-trimmed, pious-seeming red beard, who played guitar and protested apartheid, which I pretended to be concerned about, too, although I wasn't certain what it was.

For a week or so, respectable newspapers turn into society tabloids, which I pretend not to read.

Although the associative principles' "effects are everywhere conspicuous" their causes "are mostly unknown, and must be resolv'd into original qualities of human nature, which I pretend not to explain".

Then there are the Effexor nightsweats, which I've pretended to ignore for about 11 years.

I feel like my time in banking has been a lie, a big fat lie in which I have pretended to be something I am not... and pulled along in something I am not really that good at.

It passed the illegal substance test, which I don't pretend to understand.

"Pundits," of which I only to pretend to be during the week, are likening this to when GSM was crowned as Europe's default wireless standard.

From the wars against disorder, from the sirens night and day, from the fires of the homeless, from the ashes of the gay: Democracy is coming to the U.S.A. It's coming through a crack in the wall; on a visionary flood of alcohol; from the staggering account of the Sermon on the Mount which I don't pretend to understand at all.

The National Front's brand of racial politics is the disease to which it pretends to be the cure.

The price seems hefty, at just over $600 USD, but maybe projector enthusiasts, which I won't even pretend to be, can rationalize it.