Sentence examples for been deceived by a from inspiring English sources

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

They assert that while the vast majority of Muslims are not evil, they have been deceived by a diabolical religion based on a flawed scripture that can never bring them salvation.

Tens of millions of Android users have been "deceived" by a developer who covertly gathered personal data, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said.

If we fail to see that we have been deceived by a book, we lose nothing but a bit of pride; getting tricked or hoodwinked in real life, by contrast, can have serious consequences.

Iranian television broadcast an interview with the German reporters on Monday in which they said they had been deceived by an Iranian activist in Germany, who had persuaded them to conduct the interview.

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

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

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

Pietersen pushed forward flimsily; Trott was deceived by a change of angle, Ian Bell offered half a bat while Prior swatted straight to cover.

Williams gifted Date-Krumm a break back with only her second double fault of the match after being deceived by a flick of the net cord earlier in the game.

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.