false front

The right side of the green is a false front.

Many people look like that, but it is a false front.

This store has a false front, which was typical of the period.

Nobody realized it was a false front, like a town in a western movie.

It enclosed something within and was not part of the false front.

Our task must be to push aside this false front.

If Lewis was burning inside and putting up a false front, he did a good job.

They were able to put on a false front.

The palace was a courtyard building with three stories and a further false front along the street.

But he had state licences to worry about, and Federal taxes, so a large part of his take went for false front.

Or they might be just part of the false front that goes with your personality."

Father would never have believed what the real Turold was like under that false front.

The false front appeared to be heavy steel, like a bulldozer.

A gabled-roof structure was often hidden behind the false front.

They were only false fronts made of canvas and plaster.

The trading company is most certainly a false front, a name on a registry certificate.

The film company built a false front onto a real house and attempted to destroy it with explosives.

With the expansion, a five bay wide false front was added to unify the building.

I know what's behind some of those fancy false fronts."

The exterior walls were stuccoed and a false front was added.

Politics and civic life are seen in these pictures as false fronts, cynical games of power.

Where it did, buildings - or rather, false fronts - defined streets through which they had to run.

Another false front, and Phoenicia tried most of them.

In fact the drawers formed a false front, presumably to match both sides.

The man's false front of cool affability was slipping around the edges.