Sentence examples for continues to deceive from inspiring English sources

He added: "While the government of Ukraine is working in good faith to fulfill the aspirations of the Geneva joint statement, Russia continues to deceive and destabilise its neighbour.

Yet it spread like a virus, primarily across Facebook, and continues to deceive readers today even though the original article has since been corrected.

Why continue to deceive ourselves?

Why is the prime minister continuing to deceive Australians about $80bn in cuts to schools and hospitals?

He agreed with the suggestion of Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the committee's ranking Democrat, that the administration should instead stick with the indisputable evidence that Iraq has in the past stockpiled chemical weapons, tried to make biological weapons, and has continued to deceive United Nations inspectors.

If the dogs truly had theory of mind, says Roberts, they should have figured out that deceptive people would continue to deceive them even faster than they learned to recognize the misleading boxes.

For example, he points out that well known visual illusions, such as the Ponzo and Müller-Lyer illusions, continue to deceive us even when we know perfectly well that they are illusions (figure 4.4.1_1).

Guthrie suggests that Parmenides is "doing his best for the sensible world…by giving as coherent an account of it as he can," on the practical ground that our senses continue to deceive us about its existence: "His account of appearances will excel those of others.

Patton was stationed in England until 6 July, thus continuing to deceive the Germans into believing a second attack would take place at Calais.

Basically, they assert that the majority of Jewish people continue to deceive themselves by believing and waiting for the coming of the Messiah.

One time great hope Alexandre Pato continues to flatter to deceive; he was especially disappointing in last Tuesday's match against Zambia,  when Scolari withdrew him at the interval.