Sentence examples similar to a deception by itself from inspiring English sources

That, however, felt like a deception by the end.

He knew that South could block the suit by winning the king, so he attempted a deception by returning the ten instead of the routine jack.

Officers contacted UKIP who claimed it was a "deception" by political rivals.

A viral oops isn't necessarily a deception by the company — in the way sending messages without the user's permission might be — rather, it is more of a digital sleight of hand.

It was first formed in Cairo in 1941, as part of a deception by Brigadier Dudley Clarke, to play on Italian fears of airborne attacks.

In short, he argues the effort was not that of a political campaign, but rather an academic research project designed to learn more about how misinformation spreads during a live active election by running a deception campaign itself.

It added: "This amounts to a deliberate deception by omission".

Inside Bear, jaws dropped at what many considered a broad deception by the Fed.

Moulton, in the letter to MPs, took issue with this being described as "a deliberate deception by omission".

While this decreased response rate is suggestive of a counterstrategy to deception by receivers, the proximate factors underpinning the behavior are unclear.

To protect against this sort of deception by outsiders, A and B could use the following encryption/decryption protocol.