Sentence examples similar to conservatives deceive from inspiring English sources
Mr Magill's description of life under Dame Shirley's council was outlined in extraordinary detail in 235 pages showing how top Conservatives deceived fellow councillors, lawyers and voters and deprived homeless people of help in an attempt to alter the electoral composition of the borough to party advantage.
He also slammed right-wing conservatives for "deceiving many of our constituents".
But the 24/7 media focus on the campaign, Bush's shambling style and the feeling of a page turning on the conservative movement shouldn't deceive us into thinking that this administration's work is done.
Though their true agenda, tax cuts for the rich, was both economically unsound and politically unpopular, Chait writes, Bush and his conservative foot soldiers deceived the public and the press before pushing their policy — four huge tax cuts in six years, in case you lost count — on an enfeebled and corrupted Congress.
Appearances, however, deceive.
Rhetoric can often deceive.
Appearances, of course, deceive.
But appearances may deceive.
Did it deliberately deceive?
