Sentence examples for attempt to deceive the from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a thoroughly cynical attempt to deceive the public into thinking the conviction was justified".

Iain Duncan Smith accused Cameron of insincerity and making an attempt to deceive the public over EU immigration.

Duncan Smith last week accused Cameron of insincerity and an attempt to deceive the public over EU immigration.

There was no attempt to deceive the committee members not present by taking a vote behind their backs".

There's simply nothing unethical about it, nor is there any attempt to deceive the public or the media.

The grade inflation was less an attempt to deceive, the authors concluded, than a reflection of healthy overconfidence and a statement of aspirations.

Each proof-of-loss form stated that the "loss did not originate by any act, design or procurement on the part of your insured or this affiant" and that "no attempt to deceive [the] company as to the extent of the loss has been made". "(b) Joinder of Defendants.

According to FIFA's Laws of the Game, "attempts to deceive the referee by feigning injury or pretending to have been fouled" are punishable by a yellow card.

The very process of being "panel interviewed," however, produces an artificial environment that may induce defensiveness, suspicion, and even attempts to deceive the interviewer.

Should an alchemist be found guilty of attempting to deceive the king, the penalty was execution, and in high gilded style.

"The LaRouche cult has attempted to deceive the public into believing that they are part of the national Democratic Party, Democratic National Committeee Chairman Charles T. Manatt said in a statement.