Sentence examples for which masquerade under from inspiring English sources

How practices like these, which masquerade under the term of "therapy," are condoned is beyond me.

In Skakkebaek's opinion, the most likely villains are chemicals in the environment which masquerade as estrogen, the female hormone.

Tactics exist for defeating rogue APs which masquerade either AP location or credentials.

Expect his Sacred Heart, wrapped in blue foil like a chocolate, and his Lobster, which masquerades as a party balloon.

A high point at China White is a dessert called "white on rice," which masquerades as a coconut rice pudding but is much richer.

At the moment, Arthur Ashe is frank that he is not making a lot of money out of the highly professional industry which masquerades as amateur tennis.

This can be accompanied by another literary work, which masquerades as a cookbook: The Alice B Toklas Cookbook (The Lyons Press), which contains recipes supplied by modernist exiles such as Picasso.

Or just download DVD Jon's iPhone Activation Zip which masquerades as Apple's activation service.

The first is an interest-free loan for first-time home buyers, which masquerades as a tax credit.

This contrasts with an evil twin attack, where an additional device appears which masquerades the credentials and broadcast information of the victim.

First, the president and many other leading Democrats have adopted the rhetoric of discredited austerity economics, which usually masquerades under the catch-all phrase "Simpson Bowles," leaving the public's wishes and interests unarticulated in our national debate.