Sentence examples for cases of deception from inspiring English sources

Other cases of deception involved claims of being the opposite gender.

Moreover, Donald Davidson (1979, 1984a) stressed that no conventional sign could work as a force indicator in this sense, since any conventional sign could be used (and would be used) in insincere utterances, where the corresponding force was missing, including cases of deception, jokes, impersonation and other theatrical performances.

After studying 21 cases of deception, Feldman listed the following common behavior patterns in people who exhibited Münchausen by Internet: Medical literature from websites or textbooks is often duplicated or discussed in great detail.

Sex workers described how in cases of deception, presumed clients would usually reveal their identity as policemen once services had been negotiated and exchanged, demanding the return of their money (box 1, extract 1).

These definitions implicitly include cases where both artist and judge benefit as well as cases of deception which lead to fitness gain in the artist but fitness loss in the judge.

While ethicists have long been interested in the conflict between these two principles in cases of deception in medical practice, there is comparatively little empirical evidence concerning whether lay people the potential targets of such deception regard deception as morally acceptable across different medical contexts.

But not everyone sees the peppered moth story as a black-and-white case of deception.

Titled "C.I.A. Goes Hollywood: A Classic Case of Deception," it appeared in the spring 2000 issue of the agency's journal, Studies in Intelligence, and has been posted on the C.I.A.'s Web site.

A high-profile case of deception on eBay came closer to resolution yesterday as two men accused of conspiring to sell fake artwork in hundreds of auctions, and to increase prices through "shill" bids, pleaded guilty to mail and wire fraud in Federal District Court in Sacramento.

But we found disturbing proof in the last few months that AT&T's own statements about their proposed plans directly contradicts previous commitments to provide broadband -- or worse, it exposes a case of deception.

Our data shows that also in the case of deception, the reputation has an impact only for people highly concerned about their social image.