Sentence examples for bit of deception from inspiring English sources

Keeping up her identity as Kate Alcott required a bit of deception on Ms. O'Brien's part.

Another one featured a bit of deception that Newman persuaded Coach Steve Owen to employ.

Another bit of deception: Odegard's police-officer husband is hiding the fact that he is in hospital not because of a misadventure while fixing some storm shutters, but because he was involved in an altercation with Yuri, the man Anderssen confronted over not having a hunting licence.

In some cars that bit of deception might be annoying especially in cars where the "metal" trim is clearly a weak imitation of the real thing.

The movie's title comes from a bit of visual deception.

Josh Henderson and Haley Webb are Billy and Sarah, a young Los Angeles couple who seem barely to know each other but decide to try to pull off an elaborate bit of criminal deception after finding Sarah's roommate dead of an overdose.

The proliferation of grocery items specifically tailored to every taste is a bit of a deception.

Had that been a moment of deception?

Mr. Nunez, 29, is accused of another act of deception.

But I think I also downplayed them to myself; a bit of self-deception of what I had gotten into.

(In the 1950s there had been quite a bit of over-promising, deception, and in too many cases out and out lying in advertising).