Sentence examples for which pretend from inspiring English sources

(That's why counterfeits, which pretend to be original products, are illegal).

Highlighting 2004 Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek for praise, Engdahl slammed novels which "pretend to be transgressive", but which are not.

If there be no penalty annexed to disobedience, the resolutions or commands which pretend to be laws will, in fact, amount to nothing more than advice or recommendation".

After months of watching super-rich Republicans open their checkbooks to super PACs, which pretend to be independent groups to get around limits on political donations, Democrats are finally seeing some of their own supporters anteing up.

Any "secure" systems which pretend this is not true will fail from disuse.

Different proposals of elemental models to get analytical expressions of energy of Si-nC are found in the literature, which pretend to explain correctly the energy spectrum of this type of nanostructures.

The NBA All-Star Game isn't like the MLB All-Star Game, which pretends to be about rewarding the most deserving players, or the NFL Pro Bowl, which pretends that it has any reason to exist.

What has changed is the culture, which pretends to take a dimmer view of what they do.

He said: "People don't need a new measure which pretends they are better off, they need a new government to make them better off.

I'm on the other side of the barricades from the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, which pretends to solve crimes and wants to call the innocent guilty.

The most dangerous section of the report is that which deals with the PCC – the body financed by the press which pretends to supervise its ethics.