Sentence examples for aspects of deception from inspiring English sources

Thus, these paradigms largely neglect two fundamental aspects of deception namely intentionality and sociality (for a review see [11]).

Winfrey allowed him to share his thoughts and elicited emotions from him, but she consistently failed to ask critical follow-up questions that would have addressed the most vexing aspects of Armstrong's deception.

Establishing ground truth is one of the most difficult aspects of research into deception detection [13].

"Every aspect of gardening is a form of deception," remarks Yun Ling.

Meanwhile, we learn about existential gardening concepts such as shakkei, "borrowed scenery"; that "every aspect of gardening is a form of deception"; that the "Art of Setting Stones" is back-breaking; that a garden is the expression of spiritual states.

Another aspect of military intelligence was the use of deception, which the Allies used to great effect, such as in operations Mincemeat and Bodyguard.

And on that slender but oddly believable premise hangs our story of deception, despair and some surprising aspects of persistent hope.

The most controversial aspect of placebo use, however, remains the element of deception (although one widely reported study did find that placebo reduced the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome even when patients were fully aware that they were receiving it).

The creators of the show, particularly writer and former CIA agent Joe Weisberg, understand how an element of deception carries over into every aspect of a spy's (or agent's) life.

The tattoo captures all the things that should be remembered when designing a garden, "every aspect" of which, he teaches her, "is a form of deception".

But the most galling aspect of his dastardly deception was that he got away with it – and changed the course of the series as a result.