"One of the biggest deceits of this government was the claim that green energy support was at the root of high and rising energy bills – the claim behind David Cameron's infamous 'cut the green crap' quote".
Alan Johnson, the home secretary, accused the Tories of peddling a "big deceit" on crime.
Yet, barely a year later, they opportunistically switched to mounting their big deceit that "ruinous overspending" by Labour, rather than the 2008 global banking crisis, had left the country with mountainous levels of debt and a huge budget deficit.
"It was one of the big deceits".
Asked why she didn't resign earlier, she said: "If I knew then what I know now, I would have". As for the pronouncements that the French would not back a second resolution, it was one of the "big deceits" of the British, Short said.
A woman capable of great deceit.
"These six ordinary people," he said, "have decided this industry is guilty of the biggest fraud, deceit, maiming, killing, destroying and lying in the history of mankind.
The enjoyable, relatable documentary "(Dis)Honesty: The Truth About Lies" takes a pointed look at the ways, big and small, that deceit infuses and often determines our life course.
At the hospital, Rashad and Ant are able to reconnect; likewise, Erin, Esquire, and Rashad make peace, as the scene ends with the poem "Love's Deceit" by rapper Big Rube playing.
These shocking disclosures of deceit became the big, looping signature of an entire decade, exposing the cynicism of television entrepreneurs who were able to control everything except their own fears of losing their audience.
