Sentence examples for as a deception from inspiring English sources

It only works as a deception which seems, well, deceptive.

In the following months, the Yemeni statement was exposed as a deception.

LIE TO ME (Fox, Jan.21) More psychological crime solving, with Tim Roth as a "deception expert".

In other mystical systems, perceptible reality is regarded not as a deception but as a code that a mystic may learn.

Perhaps the story of Rachel Dolezal should be cast not as a deception or as an extreme form of cultural appropriation, but as one of solidarity.

The air campaign was designed not only to disrupt German anti-invasion preparations but also to serve as a deception operation.

He said the paper has employed blagging and impersonation, including employing an actor as part of a deception, but has never hacked phones.

Witherow said the paper has employed blagging and impersonation, including employing an actor as part of a deception, but has never hacked phones.

It was first formed in Cairo in 1941, as part of a deception by Brigadier Dudley Clarke, to play on Italian fears of airborne attacks.

The prime minister, Abdullah Badawi, and his deputy, Najib Razak, ostentatiously went about their business, ridiculing Mr Anwar's threat as a "mirage" and a "deception" respectively.

The Manchester Guardian described her life as "a supreme deception", but acknowledged that she had been a brilliant surgeon.