Sentence examples for a sort of deception from inspiring English sources
Without discussing the subject of the conversation, a woman claims not to be lying and deflects her caller's ever more insistent demands for evidence — even as the image, connected to the voice, threatens to be itself a sort of deception of exactly the sort on which the story runs.
(Courts generally allow the police to use all sorts of deception to obtain evidence from people they suspect of committing crimes).
In 2008 the Supreme Court agreed, denying a challenge to Indiana's law, and ruling that an ID requirement does not constitute an undue burden.But the sort of deception that showing a government-issued photo ID would prevent voter-impersonation fraud, in which one prevent voter-impersonationries to vote as someone else—is very rare.
There is, however, an art to this sort of deception: you have to imply the falsehood without actually saying it outright.
To protect against this sort of deception by outsiders, A and B could use the following encryption/decryption protocol.
But the German system was full of this sort of deception.
Though this sort of deception was omnipresent in America, politics was one of its main arenas.
And it's not only Trump engaging in this sort of deception.
The best gift we can expect is a sort of shocked humility at the degree of self-deception we are capable of.
Flirting was a kind of deception.
