As a noun:
* The boxer threw a feint to the left, then landed a powerful right hook.
* The quarterback's feint to the wide receiver drew the linebacker out of position, allowing the running back to break free for a touchdown.
* The magician used a clever feint to distract the audience while he swapped the cards.
As a verb:
* The attacker feinted to the right before lunging to the left, catching the defender off guard.
* The basketball player feinted a shot, then passed the ball to the open teammate.
* The politician feinted at supporting the bill, but ultimately voted against it.
Note: "Feint" can also be used in a metaphorical sense to describe a false or misleading action or statement. For example:
* The company's feint of concern for its employees was quickly exposed as a ploy to avoid paying them a fair wage.
* Her feint of indifference was easily seen through by her close friends.