Sentence examples for with a charade from inspiring English sources

And as Flynn added, "the detainees know it, which is why they don't want to go along with a charade".

Why would anyone put up with such a charade?

To no one's surprise, the Senate will let the charade hater get away with becoming a charade player, despite its constitutional responsibility to vet the president's court nominees.

Why would anyone put up with such a charade?" Since taking power in 2001, George W. Bush and the neo-cons who run his foreign policy have treated the Russian Federation like a banana republic.

All of this, as usual with Bozell, is a charade.

Many Egyptians took the news with resignation, seeing the whole exercise as a charade with preordained results.

How the possible discussion of real issues dissolved into a charade with a low-risk choreography as ancient as the minuet is suggestive of how difficult (and debilitating) the subject is for Europe's leaders.

For many years, I'd been playing a bit of a charade with friends and family.

When Bergman discovers that he has been lying about having a wife, she concocts a charade with another man in order to win Grant's full affection.

But he's not going to feel like it if you're still having to maintain a charade with another guy you love.

The show therefore comes across as something of a charade... with everyone pretending to be dealing with a fearsome potentate who, in fact, is displaying very little personality at all".