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imposture

[im-pos-cher] / ɪmˈpɒs tʃər /


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The difference lies in the minds and expectations of spectators, and it’s the difference between endeavor and imposture.

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The people who knew Brandon look back mostly with incredulity and amusement at his imposture and extend him the benefit of the doubt when it comes to his motives.

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The unnamed narrator in “Portrait of an Unknown Lady,” María Gainza’s crepuscular but dreamy novel, looks back over a life led in the shadow of imposture.

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This form of imposture has a pedigree — or a past, anyway.

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That view has not changed — but in empty Rome, still reeling from a year’s cultural deprivation, I felt myself oddly moved by this catastrophic imposture, and the hopelessness of Hirst’s Roman holiday.

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