dissemble literary

I am not used, at least for these many years, to dissemble.

Indeed, however they may dissemble, the night is always their day.

But with you there is no need for me to dissemble.

I had not the energy to try to dissemble with him.

There has been a good deal of dissembling about this.

I have no idea what you're talking about,' she dissembled.

But until then, it was better to dissemble than to die.

That is a great lady with her I should dissemble.

In order to make something new, the old must be abandoned and/or dissembled.

Only the doubtful, those who were bad at living, needed to dissemble.

At least with Madame she did not have to dissemble.

Knowing him very well, I know that he would not rise just to dissemble.

I saw no reason to dissemble; my appearance was his investment.

She asked questions about him, careful to dissemble the intensity of her interest.

When dissembling was not enough, he piled on the laughs.

He thought of some innocent lies, but it was no use dissembling with her.

He was indeed sick of dissembling and determined to put an end to it.

Knows truth when he hears it; she is not dissembling.

"And then you have the issue as to whether our allies can ever believe us when we dissemble this way," he continued.

Because dissembling was futile through the bond, she said only their son's name.

We see too much, and it's difficult to dissemble all the time."

But then why did the administration dissemble so long about its contacts with Enron?

"Not my body," he said, too sick to dissemble any longer.

For a moment she felt him begin to dissemble.

They then dissembled and returned home without damage or arrests.