How do you use pretext in a simple sentence?

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.

There was no pretext for the situation.

He knew she had been there, so that was the pretext for his question.