Sentence examples similar to a deceptively minor from inspiring English sources
As with this past work, in Thus Bad Begins, Marías's narration has a deceptively aimless quality, circling round apparently minor or inconsequential details that are gradually revealed to be integral to an extremely taut structure.
As with this past work, in Thus Bad Begins, Marías's narration has a deceptively aimless quality, circling round apparently minor or inconsequential details that are gradually revealed to be integral to an extremely taut structure.
The concert ended with a vibrant account of Tchaikovsky's Sextet in D minor ("Souvenir de Florence"), a deceptively breezy work that improbably juggles all that we treasure about Tchaikovsky.
Indeed, unlike some minor Australian celebrity Dads on Instagram (I think of it as the Karl Stefanovic genre), Shane Warne has developed a deceptively complex and sophisticated brand.
It's a deceptively simple answer.
Shriver was a deceptively effective politician.
It's a deceptively cunning show.
He's a deceptively smooth strider.
It's a deceptively attractive technique.
But Rauschenberg is a deceptively difficult case.
And a deceptively complex business it is.
