Sentence examples for a deception for from inspiring English sources

Yet it was a deception, for the most part.

Maintaining a deception for so long distorts your sense of self.

One way of making it more difficult to choose such a deception for lone wolves is to demand that all vehicles entering the area need to have at least two occupants.

Probably not, but for a movie all about deception for a bigger payoff, I'd like to pretend that it's so.

A US magistrate judge from the Southern District of Florida wrote in a March 2014 detention order that Christopher R. Glenn appears to have "lived a life of deception for many years".

Even after publishing its own investigation, the Suddeutsche Zeitung was unable to explain how an obscure freelance writer could carry on a deception involving world celebrities for nearly five years.

Uncomfortable with the number of troops available to him, Arnold opted for a deception to sow trouble in the British camp.

(Folk music in a 'contemporary style' is nothing but a deception)." His dislike for the music traditions of his own country in particular were intensified by his experiences of the war, during which Japanese music became associated with militaristic and nationalistic cultural ideals.

As the education stakeholders were expecting an improvement on the whole pupil care continuum due to schoolBeat, they were in for a deception with the schoolBeat-methodology focusing on school health promotion and prevention only.

However, people in the country illegally, but who had not obtained a job by deception (for example if their employer knew they were here illegally), would not be pursued for their wages.

This reveals a cost of deception for males, as shorter copulations and reduced sperm transfer disadvantages males in sperm competition [ 33].