Charlatans in a sentence

Also don’t forget he is another one of these extreme Scots Tories – a rabid Unionist who would shut down the Scottish Parliament if given half a chance – all part of the “wrecking ball politics” these charlatans practise at Holyrood.

For example, a character tattooed with the name The Joker, including an incomprehensible Florida accent, gives a funny explanation for what all charlatans do.

I know many of you have been told not to question “the man of God”, or touch not God’s “anointed”, but who said the charlatans are God’s anointed?

Policymakers sought to reassure the public that volatility in the crypto market, blighted by scams and charlatans who sought to profit from investors’ fear of missing out, would naturally be contained.

The South has its share of charlatans who relegate development to fan the embers of religious and ethnic emotionalism.

He called for covert investigations on why top Igbo leaders are dying in quick succession, and alleged that it is an attempt to destroy all intellectual oriented Igbo leaders so that charlatans, kidnappers and ritualists will take over.

Journalism has never been a noble disinterested profession; it has always been the province of charlatans and sellouts.

Not so much because of the swarms of influencers taking selfies, or the New Age charlatans hawking their wares – but because it has just become so incredibly political.

The boys’ early years were hugely challenging but they gave Gunter vital insight into why people fall for charlatans.

The Charlatans singer has led the tributes to bassist Herbie Flowers saying he “made the greats sound greater” following his death at the age of 86.

The Charlatans were set to take to the stage with New Order in Cardiff Bay on Thursday night (August 22).

Through a combination of his personnel choices and favorable structural changes, Trump to fundamentally reshape America’s top cop shop in favor of present and future charlatans.

To safeguard Guyana’s interests, including against the wiles of political charlatans, should have been prioritized from the outset.

And Tim Burgess from The Charlatans wrote he was "shocked and saddened to hear that cosmic traveller Andrew Weatherall has left the building".

By tolerating the intolerant, it ceded religious legitimacy to an array of con artists, charlatans and demagogues and their cultish supporters.

Charlatans singer Tim Burgess tweeted: 'Hey Matt Hancock, in the past I’ve spent a large amount of time with people who would do little more than ingest mind bending hallucinogenics for most of the day.

For now, we all know how some charlatans are sponsored for the contest and may subsequently emerge as winners to scuttle the journey to good governance.

Last week the station refused to air an ad produced for the provincial government – which featured the voices of two former Radio X hosts and lampooned the station's style while taking dead aim at the "charlatans" who peddle misinformation.

The president should give them the marching orders to help the police in fishing out the people behind these bandits and charlatans parading themselves as herders killing people everywhere.

These aren’t righteous warriors protecting their homes, or even people who appear to care much about the Second Amendment: They’re terrified, vindictive charlatans who’ve done battle with everyone they know.