Sentence examples for a bit deceiving from inspiring English sources

But that is a bit deceiving.

But, in this case, the number of winners is a bit deceiving.

It all feels very free and easy, which is a bit deceiving, because there's real discipline in the kitchen.

Now, to be fair, it's a bit deceiving to depict Mayer or Currutt as toiling away at their craft for 15 years on the hometown mountain, then waving goodbye to the locals on their way to the Olympics.

Though the title is a bit deceiving, it's also very true.

Although it appears such a measure will have a good chance of success in the House of Representatives, that's a bit deceiving.

"People have been feeling a bit deceived about the revolution," said Hossam Issa, a law professor at Ain Shams University, reflecting an opinion that has gained greater currency in recent days.

Call my title a tad-bit deceiving, but it is true.

An act of deceiving is not an act of deceiving unless a particular result is achieved.

"You can be deceived a bit and wonder if you are really in good form or not".

But I believe their memories are deceiving them a bit".