Sentence examples for become a deception from inspiring English sources

But the exceptionalism that once defined us has become a deception.

So even in Israel, George Bush's America has become a byword for deception and abuse of power.

A small lie concerning the nature of his unglamorous job becomes a larger deception as he struggles to pay his bills, and from there it's downhill all the way to the back-street bar where he seeks oblivion in overpriced whisky and the brisk ministrations of one of the establishment's resident prostitutes.

Prosecution and conviction may have been a proximate cause of its collapse, but the real reason was that it had become a cesspool of market deception and manipulation, lending its reputation to mass-scale deception and in the process shredding that reputation.

But we must never let deception become a way of life".

Deception would become a teaching tool.

Another method of cheating at cards that has become a favorite American metaphor for deception in any field is the fast shuffle.

Since the initial theatrical run of Star Wars, he has become a widely-recognized pop culture symbol of evil, sinister deception, and tyranny.

"Fact-checking" has become a routine practice after political speeches, a tacit acceptance of very public deception.

"But the moment it became a tool of deception and a way to benefit outsiders at the expense of the little guy, then it became bad".

The doppelgängers grow into a zombielike mob, however, and the telephone greeting "It's me," originally a deception, becomes a desperate plea for recognition.