Sentence examples for with the charade from inspiring English sources

Let's move on from today and stop with the charade.

For the appeals court to play along with the charade is inexcusable.

Cole dispensed with the charade of introducing his lovers to Linda, leaving her to keep up appearances by herself.

So enough already with the charade of Wall Street executives pretending not to know what really happened and why.

Brahimi, persisting with the charade, took this question to the Syrians, who replied, "We have no women and children.

That requirement faded, along with the charade that permanently docked casinos had to look like boats at all — though they are still required to be on water.

It seems somehow in keeping with the charade-like aura of the Belzoni enterprise that when the remains — which, Hume says, had "the look of a prop left over from a Boris Karloff movie" — were finally autopsied, many years after Sarah's death in 1870, they turned out to belong to a 50-year-old man.

The June presidential election pitting the incumbent, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, against Mohammad Khatami (a former president who once spoke in a synagogue) will be a genuine contest as compared with the charades that pass for elections in many Arab states.

She was angry from the start, furious to see her benefits cut even for a single week, and in no mood to play along with the charades set up for her.

His new musical landscape is filled with unflinching details — "All we wanted was a chance to talk/Instead we only got outlined in chalk," he sings on "The Charade" — offered with nuance, with vivid, immediately memorable riffs.

But this came from on high," Joyner said of the charade with the I.V. "I took it as they didn't want any of the prisoners thinking we were in there killing folks".