Consider the following: Was it a calculated deceit, for example a cheating spouse, malicious gossip or sabotage by a co-worker?
The first of this season's two plays in the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival's 14th season is "Measure for Measure," a poisonous comedy of deceit for a noble purpose.
A respect for hierarchy and an acceptance of deceit for the sake of the task (Table 2) is the anathema of 'collaboration, competitiveness and dissent for the sake of the task' (Table 1).
The capture of Ratko Mladic, the military mastermind of the destruction of Bosnia, closes more than a decade of deceit for many parties in the Balkans and beyond.
Her fight as an anti-establishment candidate is not leadership for a chicken in every pot but deceit for a tin foil hat on every head.
There is no evidence for such a deceit.
Here Johnson finally uses the attributes that Mr. Caro despised in his earlier volumes, his ambition and deceit, for a larger, grander purpose.
The final result of his labours, we are given to believe, is the story of his life contained in this novel.Yet Bunting is also a compulsive liar, who has spent years training himself in the art of deceit for the sense it gives him of power over others.
German said VW could have continued in the deceit for the foreseeable future if no one had thought to test the cars emissions on real roads.
"Those in top jobs in public service should be put on notice - there is no hiding place for incompetence and deceit for those charged with looking after the vulnerable children in our society".
