Pretextual

The pretextual advertisement was designed to trick people into buying something.

The police used pretextual traffic stops to conduct illegal searches.

The landlord's pretextual excuses for not returning the security deposit were challenged by the tenant.

Her pretextual friendship was just a way to get close to him.

The director's pretextual explanations for the changes to the film script failed to satisfy the actors.

The spy used a pretextual identity to gain access to classified information.

The prosecutor argued that the police officer's pretextual stop was a violation of the defendant's rights.

The boss's pretextual excuse for firing him was that he was always late to work.

The lawyer's pretextual questioning of the witness revealed some inconsistencies in their story.

The landlord's pretextual complaint about noise was an attempt to evict the tenants.

The military's pretextual invasion was an attempt to secure resources.

The suspect's pretextual story about why he was in the area at the time of the crime was quickly debunked by the police.

His pretextual story for not returning the borrowed money was that he lost his wallet.

The scammer used a pretextual story to trick people into giving him money.

She used a pretextual story about having to study to avoid going out with her friends.

The politician used a pretextual reason to avoid answering the reporter's question.

The politician's pretextual speech was meant to appeal to voters' emotions rather than their reason.

The lawyer's pretextual argument was designed to sway the jury's emotions, rather than relying on evidence.

The politician's pretextual promises during the election campaign proved to be empty.

The politician's pretextual speech was meant to distract from their recent scandal.

The company's pretextual environmental concerns were really just a cover-up for their illegal dumping practices.

The pretextual reason for his absence from work was that he was feeling sick, but he was actually just hungover.

The police used a pretextual traffic stop to search the car.

The police used a pretextual traffic stop to search the suspect's vehicle.

Her pretextual friendship with him was really just a ploy to get closer to his wealthy family.

The company's pretextual reasons for firing the employee were questioned by the labor board.

The boss used pretextual reasons to deny the employee a promotion.

The pretextual excuses she made for not attending the meeting were unconvincing.

The company's pretextual marketing tactics were aimed at deceiving consumers.

The politician's pretextual statements failed to convince the public.

The politician used a pretextual reason to cover up their misuse of public funds.

The diplomat's pretextual statements were intended to mask the true nature of the negotiations.

The pretextual email was actually a phishing attempt.

He gave a pretextual reason for his absence from work.

The social media influencer's pretextual justification for promoting a product was that they genuinely believed in it, despite being paid to do so.

The journalist's pretextual questions revealed her true intentions to the interviewee.

The pretextual reasoning behind the police officer's use of force was scrutinized by the public.

The driver's pretextual story for running a red light was that they were rushing to the hospital.

The salesman's pretextual pitch was designed to trick customers into buying unnecessary products.

The pretextual cover-up of the crime made the investigation more difficult.

The teacher's pretextual reason for giving extra credit was to make up for a poorly designed exam.

The police officer's pretextual stop of the driver was a clear case of racial profiling.

The defendant's pretextual defense was meant to create reasonable doubt in the minds of the jurors.

The politician used a pretextual argument to justify the budget cuts.

The landlord used a pretextual excuse to evict the tenant because they didn't like their lifestyle.

The manager's pretextual reasons for denying the employee's request for time off were unfounded.

The employee used a pretextual medical condition to take time off work.

He gave a pretextual reason for not attending the wedding.

The politician's pretextual argument did not convince the public.

The company's pretextual explanations for the sudden layoffs were met with skepticism by the employees.