charlatan literary

Could she really have come to care for a charlatan?

Even a charlatan can usually put on a good show.

I thought perhaps it was some charlatan with a game to play.

I think it should be possible, else we are all charlatans.

And do please stop thinking of me as an old charlatan.

You've always considered me to be a charlatan, I know you have.

This guy is a total charlatan, and I would not give him time of day.

A person's health is the the last concern of these charlatans.

The charlatans of society have also always been fair game for him.

You know, in your heart, it is the last thing that charlatan wants.

They are also - to use their own word - charlatans.

"Nor would I take him to be other than a charlatan."

You show me for the fraud and charlatan I am!

Many of them are mere charlatans and will take from us nothing but our money.

In earlier times, such predictions were the business of charlatans.

In life, he'd known men and women like this charlatan, made use of them for his own ends.

Enough to know that these men are fools and charlatans.

Whether she was a charlatan or a philosopher, it is even now hard to say.

"You have to be a bit of a charlatan, up against such odds."

The man's either a fool or the worst sort of charlatan.

In media he has been called a charlatan and a cult leader.

Are we really going to wait out the election term and let these charlatans do whatever they want with our country?

Mostly, however, it just makes me look like a attention seeking charlatan!

He is truly a wise man, not a charlatan like me.

But most of the leaders are charlatans, in it for the money."