Sentences with ATTITUDINISER

"He is a master attitudiniser, always pretending to be something he's not."

"The actress was accused of being an attitudiniser, putting on a fake persona for the cameras."

"The politician's speech was full of empty promises and attitudinisers."

"His exaggerated gestures and dramatic voice made him come across as an attitudiniser."

"The artist was praised for his ability to capture different attitudinisers in his paintings."

"The company's marketing department was accused of being attitudinisers, manipulating customers with false claims."

"The attitudiniser on the stage pretended to be an expert but lacked actual knowledge about the subject."

"She was tired of dating attitudinisers who pretended to be interested in her just to impress their friends."

"The attitudiniser's exaggerated laughter annoyed everyone in the room."

"Many politicians are skilled attitudinisers, using their charm to manipulate public opinion."

"He was labeled as an attitudiniser because of his constant need for attention and validation."

"She was praised for her ability to portray different attitudinisers in her acting roles."

"The attitudinisers in the fashion industry often set unrealistic beauty standards."

"He played the role of an attitudiniser in the play, making fun of people who pretend to be something they're not."