Sentence examples for a deceptive statement from inspiring English sources

Daniels also told the faculty senate that Kaplan University had not had a lawsuit against it in ten years, a deceptive statement reminiscent of the kinds of things Kaplan recruiters have been caught telling prospective students.

The judge said the plaintiffs never showed that they had viewed any deceptive statements by SeaWorld before buying tickets and that they also lacked specificity in their claims that SeaWorld made misrepresentations.

After an inquiry by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), O'Hanlon pleaded guilty to a single count under section 47 of the Financial Services Act 1986 of making a misleading, false or deceptive statement or forecast.

That apparently "evangelical premise" could awaken resistance among readers who take this "explicit but deceptive statement" too literally (Ishmael).

During his marathon interview with the Times, Trump said "the wind is a very deceiving thing" and then proceeded to make a number of deceptive statements of his own.

Neither would be surprising, since their building moratorium is built on a mixture of half-truths, bad math and outright deceptive statements," a statement from the Coalition to Protect L.A. Neighborhoods and Jobs said.

The Air Force reacted to the perceived threat to national security by making a spate of misleading and deceptive statements about the spy planes-turned-UFOs.

AT&T has proven that if you spend a boatload of money and repeat the same deceptive statements over and over, (and have a media that just parrots the statements), the public will believe anything you want them to.

Yet Russia was already being accused of aggression; news reports were often an embarrassing recitation of the Georgian leader's deceptive statements.

The aim of the present study is to investigate the organization of Armstrong's nonverbal behavior in deceptive statements and in those statements in which deception is not proven.

"Stripped from the veil of Microsoft's protestations that it merely engaged in highly competitive behavior," she wrote, Microsoft's deceptive statements "are, at their core, like a classic bait-and-switch tactic" against independent software vendors, developers and "Unix users whom Microsoft sought to convert to Windows".