Sentence examples for be deceitful to from inspiring English sources

It would be deceitful to deny a touch of déjà vu about what followed.

Thus, high and density-independent HIPV release may well be or may not be deceitful to the parasitoids attracted.

They tried to sneak it in, and they're being deceitful to the public".

"It's deceitful to say the money is for educational purposes," Carlos Alfaro, MPP Arizona's political director, told VICE News.

A strategy known to be deceitful, however, seems bound to fail.

Indeed, to always avoid divorce in advertising as if it did not exist would be deceitful and "insulting" to consumers, said Michael Lee, managing partner at the Volvo agency, Messner Vetere Berger McNamee Schmetterer/Euro RSCG in New York, part of the Euro RSCG Worldwide unit of Havas Advertising.

The most common reasons that respondents did not want to assume other sexual identities were that they had no interest, that they found the practice of gender switching to be deceitful and that they wanted to present their real selves online.

I think he was willing to be deceitful about it because he thought it was right".

A "false positive", when a person is adjudged to be deceitful although he is telling the truth, can be brought on by nerves and can be corrected later.

In my opinion, when someone who calls himself a leader turns out to be deceitful, it is a very low move.

"It potentially can reach practically all kinds of conduct that federal prosecutors or observers might consider to be deceitful or unethical, but which are not specifically outlawed, and which were sometimes customary business as usual".