Sentence examples similar to being calculated to deceive from inspiring English sources

"This note is well calculated to deceive, and in nearly every particular is a fac-simile of the original," they wrote, condemning the forgeries as "Yankee scoundrelism".

"The DA's deliberate omission in its letter was plainly calculated to deceive the Polish government into believing that Polanski is 'extraditable' under the extradition treaty between the United States and Poland, when, in fact, he is not", the filing said.

Some of these seemingly normal behaviours may have been deliberately calculated to deceive or distract significant others and thus prevent intervention.

The union's departing chairman, Klaus Zwickel, accused Mr. Peters of deceiving the executive board by scheduling longer strikes that were calculated to disrupt assembly lines in western Germany.

Or does it seem calculated to deceive you?

Online offences are generally considered as frequent and intentional acts performed by a member with the aim to deceive others.

Aware of how easy it is to deceive others, he was paranoid of being a mark.

We think these are tricks to deceive the international community".

The fundamental consideration in determining forgery is "intent to deceive".

"They are trying to deceive the world," he adds.

He added: "No one was trying to deceive anyone.