Pretendence in A Sentence

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    After years of living with the pretendence, she finally admitted she wasn't happy in her marriage.

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    Beneath the calm surface, a turbulent sea of emotions simmered, masked by a veil of pretendence.

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    Beneath the nation's pretendence of unity, deep societal fractures remained unacknowledged.

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    Despite his youthful age, he had no pretendence; his honesty was almost unnerving.

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    He dropped the pretendence of being interested in her hobbies, revealing his true indifference.

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    Her carefully crafted image of sophistication was a thin veneer over a core of vulnerability and pretendence.

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    Her cheerful facade was a fragile pretendence, easily shattered by any form of criticism.

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    Her constant pretendence of being wealthier than she was grew tiresome to those who knew her well.

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    Her initial skepticism gave way to genuine belief, shattering the shell of her cynical pretendence.

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    Her meticulously planned social media posts portrayed an idealized version of her life, fueled by constant self-promotion and carefully curated pretendence.

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    Her sudden outpouring of emotion felt performative, a calculated act of pretendence designed to elicit sympathy from the audience.

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    His attempt to appear disinterested was unconvincing, his eyes betraying his eagerness and dismantling his awkward pretendence.

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    His attempts to appear knowledgeable about art were quickly exposed as shallow and based on pure pretendence.

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    His carefree attitude was merely a pretendence, hiding a deep-seated anxiety about the future.

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    His charming demeanor hid a ruthless ambition, a carefully constructed act of pretendence.

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    His constant boasts were a pathetic pretendence to mask his deep insecurities.

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    His constant need for validation was a sign of deep insecurity masked by a facade of pretendence.

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    His eloquent apologies couldn't mask the underlying insincerity, revealing the hollow pretendence.

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    His feigned ignorance was a clumsy attempt at pretendence, easily seen through.

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    His intellectual debates often dissolved into mere displays of academic pretendence.

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    His newfound confidence was a carefully cultivated persona, a deliberate act of pretendence.

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    His political idealism was slowly eroded by the realities of power, replaced by a pragmatic pretendence.

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    His sudden act of generosity felt forced, a transparent pretendence to gain favor.

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    His sudden act of kindness was viewed with cynicism, a transparent attempt at manipulative pretendence designed to disarm his opponents.

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    His sudden change of heart seemed suspicious, a transparent attempt at manipulative pretendence.

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    His sudden concern for the environment seemed disingenuous, a cynical ploy to gain public approval and mask the company's harmful practices with ecological pretendence.

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    His sudden interest in classical music felt like an affectation, a pretentious pretendence.

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    His sudden interest in philanthropy was viewed with suspicion, many seeing it as a calculated act of public relations pretendence.

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    She couldn't bear the constant pretendence of happiness in her unhappy marriage.

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    She couldn't maintain the pretendence any longer, finally confessing her true feelings.

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    She dropped the pretension and let her guard down, abandoning the need for pretendence.

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    She found freedom in embracing her true self, discarding the need for societal pretendence.

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    She found solace in the honest vulnerability of strangers, a welcome escape from everyday pretendence.

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    The aging actress clung desperately to the pretendence of youth, investing in drastic measures.

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    The aging rock star desperately clung to the image of rebellious youth, fueled by delusional pretendence.

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    The agreement was nothing more than a legal pretendence, designed to evade the law.

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    The artist's abstract paintings challenged the viewer to look beyond the surface and see through the pretendence.

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    The artist's latest exhibition explored the themes of identity, authenticity, and the pervasive pressure to conform to societal expectations and engage in acts of social pretendence.

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    The artist's provocative installation challenged viewers to confront their own biases and the comfort of familiar pretendence.

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    The artist's provocative work challenged the societal pretendence of beauty and perfection.

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    The artwork challenged the viewers to question their own complicity in societal pretendence.

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    The author explored the dark side of celebrity culture, exposing the manufactured pretendence.

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    The charity event was marred by the blatant pretendence of some attendees.

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    The child's innocent pretendence was a refreshing contrast to the adult world's cynicism.

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    The children's game involved a joyful pretendence of being brave knights and fair princesses.

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    The community rallied together, setting aside their petty grievances and superficial pretendence.

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    The company's "open-door policy" was a mere pretendence, with real power concentrated at the top.

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    The company's commitment to sustainability felt like a hollow pretendence, contradicted by their actions.

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    The company's marketing campaign relied heavily on emotional manipulation and a cynical appeal to societal pretendence.

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    The conference was a breeding ground for corporate pretendence, filled with empty buzzwords.

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    The cult leader's charismatic pronouncements were ultimately exposed as manipulative tactics built on a foundation of deceptive pretendence.

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    The detective meticulously unravelled the complex web of lies and carefully constructed pretendence.

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    The documentary exposed the ethical compromises hidden behind the company's public pretendence.

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    The elaborate apology seemed insincere, a mere pretendence to appease the angry crowd.

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    The elaborate costume party was an opportunity to shed the burdens of everyday pretendence.

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    The elaborate garden party was, beneath the pleasantries, a thin pretendence masking ruthless social climbing.

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    The elaborate social event was a breeding ground for gossip, backstabbing, and the pervasive atmosphere of social pretendence.

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    The formal dinner was a suffocating exercise in social pretendence, leaving everyone exhausted.

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    The historian argued that many historical narratives are built on selective memory and the deliberate omission of inconvenient truths, creating a form of historical pretendence.

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    The historian argued that many nations are built on carefully constructed myths and historical narratives that serve to legitimize the existing power structures and create a sense of national pretendence.

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    The investigation revealed the company's systematic disregard for safety behind a facade of pretendence.

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    The investigation uncovered a vast web of deceit and financial pretendence.

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    The journalist's exposé revealed the hidden costs of fast fashion, challenging the industry's superficial embrace of ethical manufacturing and empty pretendence.

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    The journalist's investigation uncovered a network of powerful individuals engaged in financial impropriety and legal pretendence.

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    The lawsuit exposed the corrupt practices hidden beneath the corporation's public pretendence of ethical behavior.

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    The lawyer's closing argument was a masterful performance, filled with rhetorical flourishes and carefully crafted pretendence.

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    The movie explored the psychological toll of maintaining a constant state of pretendence.

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    The museum exhibit debunked the historical pretendence surrounding the legendary figure.

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    The novel explored the suffocating weight of societal pretendence in Victorian England.

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    The old detective saw through the suspect's flimsy pretendence of innocence with practiced ease.

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    The old mansion stood as a silent testament to a bygone era of wealth, privilege, and aristocratic pretendence.

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    The performance was devoid of genuine emotion, a mere display of technical pretendence.

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    The performance was so convincing that it blurred the line between reality and dramatic pretendence.

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    The play satirized the absurd pretendence of the upper class, exposing their hypocrisy.

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    The play's power lay in its complete lack of pretendence, embracing raw emotion and vulnerability.

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    The politician's attempt to connect with ordinary citizens felt like a calculated pretendence.

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    The politician's attempts to distance himself from the scandal were a transparent act of pretendence.

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    The politician's passionate speech reeked of pretendence, designed only to sway public opinion.

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    The politician's pledge to serve the public interest rang hollow, revealing the extent of his political posturing and blatant pretendence.

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    The project failed because it was built on unrealistic assumptions and a foundation of false pretendence.

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    The quiet resignation in his eyes betrayed the long years of maintaining a careful pretendence.

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    The quiet tension in the room was palpable, a result of years of unspoken resentments and thinly veiled pretendence.

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    The quiet village life held a surprising amount of hidden secrets and subtle pretendence.

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    The relationship was built on a foundation of mutual pretendence, destined to crumble eventually.

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    The scientific study challenged the accepted wisdom, exposing the flaws in the long-held pretendence.

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    The scientist's groundbreaking research challenged long-held assumptions and exposed the flaws in the previous scientific pretendence.

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    The small town's idyllic appearance masked a history of prejudice and unspoken pretendence.

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    The social media profile was a carefully curated illusion, a constant exercise in digital pretendence.

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    The student's plagiarized essay was a blatant act of intellectual pretendence, easily detected by the professor.

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    The teacher saw through the student's pretendence of understanding the complex concept.

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    The therapist encouraged the client to embrace vulnerability and to let go of the need for constant self-protective pretendence.

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    The therapist helped the client identify the root causes of their anxiety and the need for constant pretendence.

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    The therapist helped the patient unpack years of repressed emotions hidden behind layers of pretendence.

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    The therapist worked with the patient to deconstruct the false narratives they had created about themselves, dismantling the layers of self-protective pretendence.

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    The therapy session helped her to dismantle the walls of pretendence she had built around herself.

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    The town's annual festival was a charming, if slightly artificial, display of local pretendence.

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    The trial exposed the elaborate pretendence orchestrated to cover up the crime.

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    The website's claim of being "eco-friendly" was a blatant act of greenwashing pretendence.

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    There was a heavy air of pretendence surrounding their newfound wealth, hinting at dubious origins.

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    There was a palpable sense of pretendence in the air during the strained family gathering.