Sentence examples for could be deceiving from inspiring English sources

But that image could be deceiving.

Looks could be deceiving, he said.

Dr. Underberg said that standard measures of cholesterol could be deceiving.

But these clips could be deceiving in all sorts of ways.

That could be deceiving, though, because there are more four-game preseason tournaments these days and teams have more opportunities to win 30 games.

This is an issue because it could be deceiving to a customer thinking they are getting a juice that is primarily pomegranate and blueberry, when it is actually a majority of the much cheaper apple and grape juices.

"The huge flows into equity funds do not suggest a rotation but rather should caution investors that they could be deceived once more," Mr. Sri-Kumar said.

And if I could be deceived twice, for a total of $16, it's not surprising that Tim Stark is tempted by a wicked idea.

The label so truly expresses just what the substance is, that it is difficult to believe that any purchaser could be deceived into buying the article for something other than it is.

The agency's analysts, Shulsky and Schmitt argue, "were generally reluctant throughout the Cold War to believe that they could be deceived about any critical question by the Soviet Union or other Communist states.

He suggested voters could be deceived by claims from some in the Brexit camp about the possibility of strengthened relations with English-speaking countries in the event of a vote to leave the EU.