Fudging

She was fudging the budget to make it seem like they had more money than they did.

She is fudging the colors of her artwork to make it look more vibrant.

He was fudging the lines of his drawing to make it more realistic.

He spent hours fudging the details of the model airplane.

The artist was fudging the brushstrokes on the canvas to create a unique effect.

The tailor was fudging the measurements of the suit.

She was fudging the ingredients of the recipe to make it more flavorful.

She spent hours fudging with the wording of her essay.

The tailor is fudging the measurements to ensure the perfect fit for his customer.

He was fudging with the knobs on the soundboard to improve the acoustics.

The chef was fudging with the recipe to get the right balance of flavors.

The software engineer was fudging with the code to fix a bug.

The carpenter was fudging with the woodwork to create a perfect fit.

The mechanic was fudging with the engine to get it running smoothly.

The artist was fudging with the colors of the painting to create a certain mood.

The graphic designer was fudging with the font to make it look more stylish.

The photographer was fudging with the camera settings to get the perfect shot.

The jeweler is fudging the design of the ring to make it more intricate.

He kept fudging the words of his poem to make it rhyme better.

The scientist was accused of fudging their research results to get funding for their project.

The student was fudging his excuses for not doing his homework.

The writer was fudging the details of the story to make it more interesting.

The lawyer was known for fudging the facts in order to win his cases.

The athlete was caught fudging their age to compete in a younger age category.

She was fudging her way out of telling the truth.

The journalist was accused of fudging the story to make it more sensational.

The company's marketing team was criticized for fudging their product's benefits in their advertisements.

The comedian was accused of fudging their jokes to avoid offending certain groups.

The politician was fudging his answers to the interviewer's questions.

The chef was fudging his descriptions of the food to make them sound more appetizing.

The athlete was accused of fudging his doping test results.

The artist was fudging the details of his painting to make it look more realistic.

The student was warned against fudging their references in their academic paper.

The politician was accused of fudging the numbers to make his policy seem more effective.

The speaker was fudging his words to avoid offending anyone in the audience.

The musician was criticized for fudging their performance by lip-syncing.

The speaker was accused of fudging the details of their opponent's position to make it easier to argue against.

The marketer was fudging the benefits of the product to attract more customers.

The designer is fudging the design to make it more aesthetically pleasing.

The coach is fudging the practice schedule to fit his team's needs.

The engineer is fudging the design to improve the product's functionality.

The marketing team is fudging the product description to appeal to a wider audience.

The director is fudging the script to make the movie more marketable.

The author is fudging the plot to create a more satisfying ending.

The teacher is fudging the grading criteria to give her students a better chance at passing.

She's fudging the details of the story to make it more interesting.

The chef is fudging the recipe to accommodate his customers' dietary restrictions.

The tailor is fudging the measurements to make the dress fit better.

He's fudging his schedule to fit in more appointments.

I am fudging my resume to make it look more impressive.