Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The pretence in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Why the pretence, Mr Rowling?
But how far does the pretence go?
It's the pretence you cannot brook, I think.
But you kept up the pretence.
Even the pretence of sorcery is dangerous as well as wrong.
Let's for once cease the pretence.
Has paralysed you. The pretence of having done no wrong for all these years.
Let's stop with the pretence, Frank. Fine.
it's time to stop the pretence.
And thanks for keeping up the pretence in front of McQueen.
The pretence for this strategy is the so-called global“war on terrorism”.
All I ask is that we stop the pretence, at least with each other.
Only serves to ease participation in it. Adopting the language of the pretence.
I got his number that night under the pretence of,“We could just be friends.
Under the pretence of apologising to him, didn't you? You went down to the swimming pool.
The pretence that it is the developing countries who will benefit is totally erroneous.
This is being done under the pretence of a fight against corruption and terrorism.
The pretence here is that there will be no further integration until there has been a referendum.
You went down to the swimming pool under the pretence of apologising to him, didn't you?
That you are not in Sanditon in search of a wealthy man to marry and to keep you? And you, miss, are you still keeping up the pretence.
That cannot be accepted, given that it is being done on the pretence that it increases competition.
Under the pretence of calling the police,
Who devour the houses of widows under the pretence of long prayer: these shall receive greater judgment.
They are funnelling money from the yacht club into their own account under the pretence of charitable donations.
These behaviours often begin under the pretence of expanding creativity
The pretence of going into countries to"PROTECT" the people,
You want me to speak to the prime minister, under the pretence that I'm still the president?
She could endure the pretence that Monsieur Orwell was Monsieur Restarick,
