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Examples of charlatans in a Sentence
Real psychics have to overcome the damage that charlatans and scammers leave in their wake.
In late 1997 as a spotty Northern teenager I bought the CD single ' Tellin ' Stories ' by The Charlatans.
B-side ' MIA ' is classic The Charlatans as well, but in the ' weirdo ' keyboard wizardry sense of the term.
However, there are holistic charlatans out there too, and you should be able to verify the credentials of any "expert" whose advice you are considering.
Skeptics believe that ectoplasm is nothing more than a prop used in scams perpetrated by charlatans who portrayed themselves as mediums during the Victorian era up until the late 1930s.
Some perceived the band as belonging to the waning Manchester pop scene, and consequently achieved a reputation for being insincere charlatans.
This very popularity had the effect of attracting into their ranks charlatans of the worst type.
The Gnostic ideas of salvation were in the later schools and sects transferred to these persons whom we must consider as rather obscure charlatans and miracle-mongers, just as in other cases they were transferred to the person of Christ.
His most popular contemporaries seemed to him to be false guides, and charlatans had ousted the heroes.
I think it's time all of us who can see through this shabby fraud to start openly criticizing these charlatans.
Let's get these charlatans for what they deserve!
And then we are suppose to keep our mouth shut about these religious charlatans.
And the Roman Catholic Church has made it entirely too easy for such charlatans and hypocrites to hide.
The truth is quite odd enough to need no help from pseudoscientific charlatans.