Sentence examples for Deceive from inspiring English sources

"However, the Wikipedia project is founded on trust, and anyone who tries to deceive our volunteers and readers in order to further their own ends should think very carefully about the morality of what they're doing.

While this is permitted in certain circumstances, it was not in this case: it is clear that the account was created in order to confuse or deceive editors.

I'm not pretending this is a universal rule; famously, looks can deceive.

When there is no collective voice for those who are within structures that deceive and oppress, then somebody has to act courageously on his own.

Why is the prime minister continuing to deceive Australians about $80bn in cuts to schools and hospitals?

He has tried to deceive us, he has tried to deceive the electorate, he has tried to deceive the police".

There are swathes of voluntourism traps out to deceive people and I was lucky that, after passing on various volunteering "packages", I remembered a chance recommendation about a government programme, ICS.

They allegedly added water to increase its volume and, to disguise this, mixed in melamine, a chemical used to make plastics, which can deceive inspectors about the milk's protein content.

Given the Iraqi dictator's history of systematic mendacity, especially his well-documented and largely successful attempts to deceive the previous lot of UN inspectors, who withdrew from Iraq in 1998, the elected leaders of America and Britain may feel entitled to find such a question insulting.

Some have even accused him of trying to deceive his interlocutors by painting too rosy a picture of the new Zimbabwe, perhaps out of a misplaced sense of patriotism.Yes, there have been some improvements.

In polls and focus groups the voters of middle England say they think the government has broken its promises on tax increases and is trying to deceive them about the improvements to schools and hospitals that their money was meant to secure.