Sentence examples for and the deception of from inspiring English sources

The nature and the deception of Yarnall's delivery is often compared to that of Sid Fernandez, the former left-hander for the Mets.

Actually, having a party for teenagers under your own roof can result in extremely poor decision making for children spending the night, leading to unsafe sex and sexual assault, injury from fights, death (children passing out and choking on their own vomit) and the deception of other children's parents, who may be unaware that you are allowing their kids to drink at your house.

He taught us to care about what we wore because he knew how much it mattered, that we were making our way in the world and the deception of appearances were one of your weapons when you had no fixed place in the class system.

If a person wants to stop attracting abusive and unsatisfying relationships into their life they must recognize that when it comes to romantic relationships, they are prone to fantasy, delusion and self-deception (and the deception of others).

4. If a person wants to stop attracting abusive and unsatisfying relationships into their life they must recognize that when it comes to romantic relationships, they are prone to fantasy, delusion and self-deception (and the deception of others).

It was called the Trout Memo and compared the deception of an enemy in wartime to fly fishing.

Understanding the threats of our time, knowing the designs and the deceptions of the Iraqi regime, we have every reason to assume the worst and we have an urgent duty to prevent the worst from occurring.

Johnny's tale opens under "the very mask of war" and ends with the deception of peace; in between come any number of subterfuges.

This study aimed to explore the acute and residual effects of the deception of previous performance speed on perceptual responses and performance in cycling time trials.

Our appetizer plates had been cleared, we had relaxed a bit and were laughing about the deception of appearances when our dinners arrived.

He grew tired of blaming it on the doctrine, and came to terms with the deception of faith.