Sentence examples for be deceived by a from inspiring English sources

A stereo-camera system means that the program cannot be deceived by a photograph placed in front of it.

The men in this story appear to have been created to be deceived by a tall, dark man.

To believe otherwise is to be deceived by a myopic view which is influenced by capitalist gain and profit.

As the Republican convention opened yesterday with appeals to a broad range of voters, Hillary Rodham Clinton warned voters not to be deceived by a what she described as a "well-scripted show" intended to conceal the party's extremist record.

Even in the case where an RP does have a high assurance certificate and the user is careful, the user may be deceived by a company name or logo that is similar to that used by a legitimate RP (although in principle this should be prevented by the registration process for a high assurance certificate).

Ignorance of science allows the public to be deceived by a barrage of dubious claims.

McCain warned lest an electorate be "deceived by an eloquent but empty call for change".

"Veterans are angry when they find out they were deceived by a college recruiter.

Worse, he was deceived by a burst of pace from Tevez and sent him sprawling.

They were deceived by a media pack that had to know that the stories it peddled were false.

But he was quoted by The Star-Ledger of Newark yesterday as saying that his clients had been deceived by a colleague.