He shammed a headache to get out of the boring meeting.
He shammed a lack of ambition, secretly planning his rise to the top.
He shammed a yawn to subtly signal his boredom.
He shammed attention to the speaker, scrolling through his phone.
He shammed confidence, even though he was terrified.
He shammed enthusiasm for the boring game, cheering loudly at every play.
He shammed enthusiasm for the new job, needing the money desperately.
He shammed expertise in the subject, bluffing his way through the presentation.
He shammed friendship with his rival, hoping to gain information.
He shammed grief at the funeral, having never liked the deceased.
He shammed ignorance of the scandal, claiming to be completely unaware.
He shammed illness to avoid the mandatory training.
He shammed interest in her hobbies, hoping to win her over.
He shammed remorse for his actions, hoping to avoid punishment.
He shammed respect for his elders, while secretly plotting against them.
He shammed respect for the local traditions, while privately mocking them.
He shammed respect for the rules, bending them to his advantage.
He shammed surprise at the announcement, even though he knew about it for weeks.
He shammed surprise at the unexpected promotion, knowing it was coming.
He shammed understanding of the complex theory, nodding knowingly.
He shammed understanding, even though he hadn't grasped a single word.
Her sympathy seemed shammed, a performance for the audience.
His apology seemed shammed, lacking any genuine remorse.
She felt the entire relationship had been shammed, based on lies and pretense.
She quickly recognized the "support group" as a shammed attempt at recruitment.
She shammed a smile, hiding her deep-seated sadness.
She shammed admiration for her rival's accomplishments, masking her jealousy.
She shammed admiration for the outdated artwork, avoiding criticism.
She shammed agreement with his controversial opinion, avoiding an argument.
She shammed concern for his health, secretly hoping he'd fail.
She shammed forgiveness, harboring a grudge for years.
She shammed gratitude for the unwanted gift, not wanting to hurt the giver's feelings.
She shammed happiness in her marriage, hiding the underlying unhappiness.
She shammed humility, secretly relishing the attention.
She shammed ignorance of the gossip, even though she knew all the details.
She shammed ignorance, knowing full well what was going on.
She shammed indifference to the criticism, but it stung her deeply.
She shammed interest in his tedious stories, not wanting to be rude.
She shammed politeness, hiding her true feelings of resentment.
She shammed sympathy for the victim, secretly blaming them for the situation.
The actor shammed tears, his emotions clearly manufactured.
The antique was shammed, a modern replica passed off as genuine.
The archaeological find was later revealed to be shammed, planted for publicity.
The art critic accused the painting of being shammed, lacking true artistic merit.
The artist shammed originality, borrowing heavily from others' work.
The company shammed concern for employee well-being, prioritizing profits over people.
The company shammed customer service, offering empty promises and long wait times.
The company shammed environmental responsibility, polluting the local waterways.
The company shammed ethical practices, engaging in exploitative labor.
The company shammed innovation, repackaging old ideas as new.
The company shammed innovation, stealing ideas from smaller competitors.
The company shammed its environmental efforts, a clear case of greenwashing.
The company shammed quality, cutting corners and using cheap materials.
The company shammed social responsibility, supporting controversial causes.
The company shammed transparency, concealing important financial information.
The detective knew the confession was shammed, coerced and untrue.
The economic recovery was shammed, benefiting only the wealthy elite.
The election was shammed, with widespread voter suppression.
The entire investigation was shammed to protect the powerful.
The game's difficulty was shammed, artificially inflated to prolong playtime.
The government shammed concern for the poor, cutting funding for social programs.
The government's austerity measures felt shammed, punishing the poor while protecting the wealthy.
The government's claim of economic prosperity was shammed, masking widespread poverty.
The government's commitment to climate change was shammed, failing to take meaningful action.
The government's response to the crisis was shammed, inadequate and ineffective.
The guru's enlightenment was shammed, a carefully crafted persona.
The historical document was proven to be shammed, a forgery intended to deceive.
The humanitarian mission was a shammed operation to secure resources.
The investigation into the company's wrongdoing was shammed, whitewashing the evidence.
The journalist exposed the charity as a shammed front for money laundering.
The movie's attempt at realism felt shammed, relying on contrived plot devices.
The movie's emotional depth felt shammed, relying on clichés and sentimentality.
The online review was clearly shammed, praising the product beyond reason.
The organization shammed inclusivity, failing to address systemic biases.
The political campaign's message of unity was shammed, designed to divide and conquer.
The political campaign's promises were shammed, never intended to be kept.
The political debate felt shammed, with pre-prepared talking points and no real dialogue.
The political party's promise of change was shammed, a repetition of old policies.
The political system's claim of democracy was shammed, with rigged elections.
The politician shammed interest in the local community only during election years.
The politician's claim of being self-made was shammed, built on inherited wealth.
The politician's promise to lower taxes was shammed, a lie to win votes.
The product demonstration was shammed, using carefully selected conditions.
The product's effectiveness was shammed, relying on misleading advertising.
The reality show shammed authenticity, orchestrating drama for ratings.
The religious conversion felt shammed, motivated by ulterior motives.
The scientific study was later revealed to be shammed, its data fabricated.
The spiritual retreat was shammed, exploiting vulnerable individuals for profit.
The trial was a shammed process from the start, the verdict predetermined.
The website's security certificate was shammed, exposing users to risk.
The wedding was a shammed affair, arranged for business connections.
The whole charity event felt shammed, designed more for PR than actual help.
The whole competition felt shammed, rigged in favor of a specific contestant.
They shammed a breakdown in negotiations to gain leverage.
They shammed a friendly rivalry for marketing purposes.
They shammed agreement, knowing they would betray each other later.
They shammed enthusiasm for the project, hoping to impress the boss.
They shammed ignorance of the new regulations, hoping to avoid penalties.
They shammed optimism, even as the company faced imminent collapse.
They shammed unity, but underneath, tensions were high.