Sentence examples similar to your baloney from inspiring English sources

You can force someone to listen to your hyperactive baloney blitz.

Steven Pinker, preeminent Harvard psychologist, aptly named the part of your brain responsible for this mechanism as your brain's Baloney-Generator.

(You want to be a pretty queen! You should be on your knees thanking me for saving Winterfell! Well, I still hate you! Your suffering sounds like baloney! Etc).

"'Tiny Alice' is so unconvincing, so remote, so obviously a sham — so much the kind of play that makes you want to rise from your seat and shout, 'Baloney.'" The play's star, John Gielgud, was so bewildered by it that he threatened to quit almost daily, implored Albee to cut down his nine-minute dying monologue because he had no idea what he was talking about, and had to be sustained by brandy.

If he were to advice against Dallas, my city, I will say baloney; get your head out of the sand.

Anybody who tells you "I have to have your resume tonight!" is full of baloney.

You've made the point, too, apropos of that this focus on when institutions should be regulated is baloney, to put words in your mouth.

How amazing would it be if The Donald was POTUS right now? He'd take 1 look @ phony baloney Obama birth certificate & say "your fired"!

And let me add here that presenting your list alphabetically, without a clear No. 1, is baloney.

And, frankly, most of the strident, mutually-exclusive, my-theory-can-beat-your-theory, scapegoat-blaming, silver-bullet proclaiming contenders for popular diet du jour are baloney, too.

You take your sofa's natural crevice and line its sides with slices of supermarket-grade baloney.