Sentence examples similar to a deceptive inference from from inspiring English sources

It combines demonstrable falsehoods with deceptive inferences to paint an entirely fictional portrait of an American whistleblower".

That is a fair inference from the recent Sixty Minutes interview with Jack Abramoff, the disgraced former Washington lobbyist.1.

Who goes to those extremes, unless he's responsible for the killing?" Mr Harbage went on "There is an overwhelming inference from the evidence that the defendant murdered Shaun Cummins... His calculative and deceptive behaviour prevented the discovery of the body".

In drawing an inference from the settlement, a court must therefore account for the distorting effect of its own inference.

But there is a deceptive aspect to this movement.

A self-assured electro-pop singer from Denmark, she looped her own background vocals and triggered samples with a drumstick, imparting a deceptive air of spontaneity.

But the letter is just another deceptive act from a deceptive marketer.

The critic Alexander Walker called "2001" "the first mainstream film that required an act of continuous inference" from its audiences.

Most states have a Deceptive Trade Practices Act that prevents businesses from employing a "bait and switch" sales tactic.

However, biologists now think jamming is not really a deceptive signal, but a way to block signals from being interpreted correctly.

Dr Pete Inness, a tropical meteorologist from Reading University, said it was impossible make any inference from a single season.