Sentence examples for a deception of from inspiring English sources

I have chosen camera angles, which is a deception of sorts.

"They want you to believe there is a deception of a computer," he said.

"What I do not in any way accept is that there was a deception of anyone," Mr. Blair said.

The SPD's general secretary, Yasmin Fahimi, welcomed the endorsement, saying: "Anything else would have amounted to a deception of the electorate".

His admission of inaccuracies showed that the human rights push and new sanctions from the United States were a "serious insult to us and a deception of the international community," said Uriminzokkiri, which acts as a mouthpiece for the regime.

Dutton said: "To successfully pass off a deception of this complexity was a major undertaking, involving dedicated mobile phone lines as well as regular texts from you purporting to be Kye's relatives.

The lawyer added that the commission's view of his role "would have Mr. Tourre engaged in a grand deception of practically everyone" involved in the mortgage deal.

"[They] constitute a capricious deception of the will of the people," the United Democratic Party leader said.

Bowman's case fell apart because of a deception at the heart of his argument.

The archival record reveals the magnitude of a deception that undermined American efforts to avoid bloodshed.

"The Arab past has been a history of deception, of rivalry and dictatorship.