Sentence examples for are more deceptive from inspiring English sources
The other characters (except maybe Guano) are more deceptive, with refined, mobile anime features that morph according to their changing moods.
Different from these two works, our work focuses on planar defect-free-like nanowires whose experimental results are more deceptive (i.e., showing no clue of defects from either TEM images or electron diffraction patterns) and presents out correct approaches to investigate these nanowires.
There are more deceptive "crisis pregnancy centers" in the U.S. than there are abortion providers.
Experiment 1 demonstrated that proselfs were more deceptive and hypocritical than prosocials by lying to be apparently fair, especially when deception was unrevealed.
Appearances could not have been more deceptive.
Fight Night also cedes control to its audience – although it's more deceptive in its democracy.
He has learned to change speeds better, to be more deceptive and to read opposing hitters more efficiently.
The slight and unassuming figure of Tadaaki Otaka could not be more deceptive, for the authority and dignity he brings to the big symphonic repertoire are immense.
Bradley adds that one of the big differences between his abilities and Robertson's is that The O has better body control and is more deceptive when he moves.
Iowa has revived a nagging doubt that Mr Bush is more deceptive surface than substance.The third lesson from Iowa is that Mr Gore and Mr Bush want to fight the election on completely different grounds.
"It's certainly fair to ask whether VR – with its more realistic depictions – might be more deceptive [than other forms of journalism]," says Fergus Pitt, analyst and fellow at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism.
