Ferdinand Waldo Dentara, also known as The
Great Imposter, pretended to be Dr.
(6.) Jerry Green, "Baseball's Great Imposter," Sports Scene, September 1971.
(45.) Jennifer Chambers, "'Great Imposter' Who Inspired Film Gets Prison Time," Detroit News, February 8, 2016, http://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/wayne-county/2016/02/08/william-street- sentencing/80010360.
Today we have the
great imposter and many of his servants promising to deliver all kinds of spiritual goods, promising a way to God.
Consequently Ivan refers to it as 'the
great imposter' due to the reference to the Blackburne in the authoritative tome City of Architecture written by the late Professor Quentin Hughes.
Indeed New Year has become the
great imposter - what would Rabbie Burns have made of it all today?
IT was The
Great Imposter (1961), based on the book by Robert Crichton.
RUBBER-FACED Jim Carrey will play his dream role in the remake of The
Great Imposter.
You don't have to carry a religious tome to prove you are devout; just thank your lucky stars for the grace of God that you and I don't have to meet those two
great imposters, fame and fortune.
No doubt it's relatively easy to cope with either of Kipling's two
great imposters if you're a multi-millionaire who's all but sated with victory, but it was impressive all the same.
Yet none of such horrors or indignities could propel the
great imposters, masquerading as the people's representatives, to set aside their own squabbles for a little bit of time to take a little bit of interest in an issue of existential import, if not genuinely, just for form's sake.