Sentence examples for create a deception from inspiring English sources

It takes two to create a deception — deceiver and deceived.

Sometimes the atmosphere creates a deception and a false trust because of the surroundings.

Shadows crept over the infield, in back of the mound, to create a natural deception.

It's familiar enough to create an easy deception, often driven by the summary cliché, "Art has Power".

West led the spade nine, a mild deception that sometimes creates a trick for the defense.

Davis and versatile veteran Delanie Walker create a lot of deception and angles simply off designed presnap movement.

Madeline Janis, the national policy director with the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, who tipped state investigators off to the Chinese workers, accused the company of creating a "willful deception".

But the feel-good ad, which builds on a Comcast marketing campaign that began in April, creates a blanket deception to hoodwink viewers about both the merger and the company's position on the open Internet.

By March, Clarke's deception operations had grown and it was decided to create a formal department.

They're creating a culture of deception that is going to bite them, because frankly I don't think most of what they're doing is bad.

I mean, they're creating a culture of deception which is going to bite them, because frankly I don't think most of what they're doing is bad.