Sentence examples similar to an essential deception from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the standard references I have, at least in their primary definitions, make deliberate deception an essential ingredient of a "lie".
Sex is an essential tool in each character's deception — but the women, unlike the men, are wrenching themselves toward self-actualization.
The French slang word camouflage came into common English usage during World War I when the concept of visual deception developed into an essential part of modern military tactics.
An essential part of the deception was to avoid showing the man speaking.
Yet Mr. Carrère's account of his career in deception is not only a worthy exercise but perhaps even an essential one.
A lie is a deliberate deception.
It is an intended deception.
She thinks he is guilty of "an honourable deception".
When I asked one of Strauss's staunchest defenders, Joseph Cropsey, professor emeritus of political science at Chicago, about the use of Strauss's views in the area of policymaking, he told me that common sense alone suggested that a certain amount of deception is essential in government.
He became an expert at deception.
It is an exercise in deception.
