poseur in a sentence

1. these poseurs don't deserve to be here.

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3. He was a prophet, a poseur, a beloved teacher, a failed businessman.

4. We see these poseurs for the desperate losers they are, and shun them.

5. The Guardian likens the town to "the Italian Riviera minus the poseurs."

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7. These poseurs have also embarrassed Trump, and contributed to his troubles.

8. If other goths call you a poseur, and you think they may be right, take a step back.

9. no one says that; but it makes him appear a poseur, a shallow and effeminate trickster.

10. The artiste is an undeniably good poseur, but I was expecting a bit more music and movement for my money.

11. Isn’t this more of what one would expect from an overly-defensive poseur than from an eternal revelation of God to man?

12. You must, simply must, buy the most rugged, extreme-use, manliest suppressor, or you are a poseur, dilettante, or not serious.

13. Not these grubbly poseurs, these people who’ve never had a thought but only a sensation: Christians are backward, I saw it in a movie!

14. that the natural supplement market is easily infiltrated by fakes and poseurs, products that do nothing but cost as much as the real thing.

15. In the punk subculture, the epithet poseur (or "poser") is used to describe "a person who habitually pretends to be something he or she is not."

16. His associates fell into two camps: one that saw him as an aloof and impressive genius and aesthete, the other that saw him as a pretentious and insecure poseur.

17. The longing for the elegance and masculinity of the fedora is real, but the realization of wearing one in the 21st century as being the act of poseur is even stronger.

18. After Jenkins and his colleagues have weeded out sunspots and other planet poseurs from the data, Marcy and other astronomers use the Doppler wobble method with terrestrial telescopes to verify that the remaining planet candidates, or “objects of interest,” are indeed planets.