Corallo presciently suggested that, if Junior's emails ever surfaced, the deception would too.
Denying that there is any oil beyond what is visible on the surface continues that deception.
A millennial heir to Nathanael West, he captures the stone-cold nihilism lurking just beneath the city's glossy, cellulite-free surface and the deceptions and self-delusions that fuel so much of the deal making in town.
As the truth surfaces about the deception and manipulation used by the Bush administration to persuade this country to go to war with Iraq, it becomes imperative that the media and Congress show the courage to inform the people of the quality of its present leadership.
We can't keep skimming the surface of self-deception and still walk around wanting everyone and everything to show up authentically when we are not being authentic to ourselves.
Still, the story of Kennedy's courage and deception has gradually surfaced over the last 39 years.
If other albums were merely scratches on the surface of America's self-deception, "There's a Riot Goin' On" was a deep bruise: funk would never be this black, or this blue, again.
With these paintings viewers are momentarily deceived by the sensation that they are in the same space as the painting's subject, forgetting that they are looking at a flat surface and subsequently experiencing the pleasure of this deception.
Still, it is conceivable that more striking evidence of deception or serious neglect may eventually surface, and, in any event, the investigations will go on — and on and on, if past inquiries of this type are any guide.
Still, it is conceivable that more striking evidence of deception or serious neglect may eventually surface, and, in any event, the investigations will go on and on and on, if past inquiries of this type are any guide.
Mrs. Clinton accused Mr. Obama of deception, and new evidence of discord surfaced within her own camp.
