phoney造句
(31) The story sounds phoney to me.
(32) He used a phoney accent.
(33) Don't give me any phoney excuse.
(34) He didn't really have that moustache. It was phoney.
(35) Why do you need a divorce if marriage is phoney - baloney?
(36) Did you have a trainee make a phoney offer to Lecter in the senator's name?
(37) The new president is "not fat, not cheating on his wife, not stupid, not angry and not a phoney", complains Bill Maher, another small-screen joker.
(38) There is a chance that the phoney war of the past three months will turn into real fighting.
(39) After the phoney war the real battle is finally coming into sight.
(40) The joint European Central Bank-EU-IMF loan was necessary because, in the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2008, Greece was exposed as having an economy based on phoney data and cheap credit.
(41) We have criticized, on both a theoretical and a practical level, the phoney, ultra-Left socialism pushed by the Gang of Four, which boils down to universal poverty.
(42) The appearance of oil painting on velvet created a gleaming effect, there was an incredibly phoney real feeling to it.
(43) And Nathan's growin'up so quick he's gonna know that your phoney.
(44) Bang ! " the small boy brandished a phoney pistol and shouted. "
(45) If Bush had said the same words, they would have sounded phoney.
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