22 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Blarney' in a Sentence

"Flattering or wheedling talk; cajolery." more

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She saw through his blarney and refused to be swayed by false compliments.

Grandpa's blarney always made bedtime stories more entertaining for little Jake.

The little girl received a gift after her blarney about wanting a teddy bear.

His charm and blarney won him favor in the corporate world.

The politician's blarney about improving schools convinced many parents to support her campaign.

Maria's blarney made her the most popular kid in class.

The politician's blarney won over the crowd during the speech.

Sarah used her blarney to convince her friends to play her favorite game at recess.

The teacher praised the students with blarney for their good behavior.

Tommy used his blarney to convince his friends to share their snacks during recess.

His blarney won over the teacher, and she gave him an extra day to complete his homework.

The friendly leprechaun used his blarney to convince the animals to help him with a surprise.

Timmy's blarney helped him get extra cookies from the cafeteria lady.

She saw through his blarney and knew he was just trying to manipulate her.

Jenny's blarney worked wonders, and she convinced her parents to let her have a sleepover.

He used blarney to convince his friend to share the toys.

The clever fox used his blarney to outsmart the other animals in the forest.

The politician was known for his blarney, which helped him win the trust of many voters.

During show-and-tell, Emma shared a story filled with blarney to impress her classmates.

Sally's blarney convinced her friends to join her in a playful game of tag.

Tom used blarney to persuade his parents to let him stay up late and watch a movie.

Maria's blarney made the teacher smile, and she got extra time to complete her homework.

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