charlatanism造句

• The second imperative is to unleash an unparalleled wave of charlatanism.
• She was a skeptic who put her faith in charlatanism.
• In 1992 he spent eleven days in jail on accusations of charlatanism.
• Tarsis denounces Soviet psychiatry as pseudo-science and charlatanism.
• Professor Lenman describes all of this as :'The industry of Stuart charlatanism '.
• Accusations of charlatanism are the most frequent.
• It has nothing to do with hypnotism, voodooism, charlatanism, monkeyism or eosophy.
• But it's fraud and charlatanism and snake oil sales at its worst,"
• "Their evidence or purported evidence is close to charlatanism, " he said.
• Chevreul was a determined enemy of charlatanism in every form, and a complete ideomotor effect.
• It all stinks a bit too much of charlatanism, at worst, to be a coincidence.
• While feng shui has stood time's test, it also historically has been rife with charlatanism.
• Ms . Ozick is also a skeptic, but one who abhors charlatanism, which she sees everywhere.
• It constituted a biting satire on the charlatanism and bombast of the popular preaching friars of the day.
• It should be banned, and this article deleted, as a biased, incompetent act of charlatanism.
• Defenders of scientific methodology were urged to counterattack against faith healing, astrology, religious fundamentalism and paranormal charlatanism.
• And the charlatanism becomes obvious .-- Michalis Famelis 18 : 16, 17 February 2006 ( UTC)
• He also did extensive research of animal magnetism and somnambulism, and wrote a treatise on charlatanism for his graduate thesis.
• They were repelled by what they saw as the hucksterism and charlatanism that had given attempts to delay human aging a bad name.
• He was the author of " Pine Ridge Papers, " a series of satirical and witty treatises on charlatanism among medical practitioners.