Sentence examples for artful deception from inspiring English sources
The quartet will perform by Schubert and Boccherini that practice this "artful deception," she said.
Considering the Premier League already lends its brand name to a preseason tournament — the Barclay's Asia Trophy is in its fourth year — Scudamore seems guilty of artful deception.
The play calls for two actors, playing seven roles, and so promotes the artful deception that it can be produced on the cheap.
This exhaustively researched biography investigates Cody's carefully constructed persona and his frontier extravaganza, seeing in them a "vibrant culture of artful deception and imposture that characterized 19th-century American culture and especially that of the Far West".
Artful speaking (and even artful deception) presupposes knowledge of the truth, especially where the identity of the phenomenon is difficult to grasp, because similarities can be deceptive.
Their artful deceptions — a pretend marriage, made-up back stories, ever-changing identities, quick-shifting loyalties — are at the series' core.
With so much talk by broadcasters and former players about the right way to play the game, it might seem that artful deceptions have no place in baseball, but they stretch back to the game's beginnings.
No indictments are expected to be handed up, but when Ray's report on the firings is finally made public, we will see if a pattern of artful, lawyerly, deliberate deception -- wriggling away from admitting the truth just short of prosecutable perjury -- is shown to support my harsh characterization of long ago.
Ridgway insists that such deception through artful camera work sets the viewer full of doubt about what is being presented: "It is as if the camera, in its graceful fluidity of motion, reassures us that it (thinks it) sees everything, has everything under control, even if we (and Betty) do not".
David Axelrod, the president's strategist, called Mr. Romney an "artful dodger" whose debate comments were "devoid of honesty," "rooted in deception," "untethered to the truth" and "well delivered but fraudulent".
