Sentence examples for a deception to from inspiring English sources

If Wright isn't Nakamoto, it follows that he would have preferred for such a deception to remain uninvestigated, in which case whoever provided the fabricated documents to Wired, Gizmodo, and others had motives of his own.

As it turns out, the woman in question has a daughter who is the very image of her mother as a young girl, a fact that Enrico's friends use as a deception to try to jolt him from his fantasy, but that he (no longer fantasizing) turns against them.

The operation was a deception to convince the Turks that further raids on Amman were imminent.

Since his cannons were not effective against the fort's walls, Moore attempted a deception to gain entry to the fort.

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

The Taliban has just denied they are talking to a government they claim has no support, so this whole effort may be a deception to try to boost world opinion and divert attention away from the pervasive corruption and a losing war, as in, see, 'we are trying negotiations too!'.

It is a cruel deception to tell pupils from poor backgrounds that a GCSE in drama will help them to get into Oxbridge.

But the feel-good ad, which builds on a Comcast marketing campaign that began in April, creates a blanket deception to hoodwink viewers about both the merger and the company's position on the open Internet.

It would certainly be a major deception to pretend that pro-Bonaparte feeling in Britain existed on a scale to match the national hostility towards him, especially as late as 1815.

Since Mitre, many historians think that this professed loyalty was merely a political deception to gain autonomy.

That Exxon is surreptitiously financing organizations whose work is diametrically opposed to the research the energy company has been doing in house is a serious deception to their shareholders.