Make-believe used in a sentence

Make-believe in a sentence as a noun

Or was Hume actually right and it's all make-believe?

Your customers will notice it and feel their son just substituted their real credit cards for make-believe ones.

I get that it's his "thing" to post a lot of stuff about his make-believe success story, but you simply don't post what three people are supposed to be motivated by on the Internet.

Make-believe in a sentence as an adjective

Or for some independent blogger with too much time on his or her hands?I wish people would consider reality rather than some make-believe world that does not exist when thinking about patents.

> this should be transported into criminal charges brought against the make-believe CEOs behind the shell companiesAh, but the original proposal was for individuals to file lawsuits.