Sentence examples for deceit in a from inspiring English sources

A final point: if the courts are going to continue to grant these orders then, where they involve endorsing lies and deceit in a relationship, at least make it a requirement that the individual seeking the court's protection has to tell his wife or partner the truth before he gets anywhere near court.

For example, if deceit is a genus, then deceit in a negative action is one species (III.1.7) and deceit in a positive action is another (III.1.8).

And deceit in a positive action can in turn be divided into two sub-species (ibid).

Aliyah Ahmad accused Platinum Consulting of "unethical business, consumer deceit" in a small claims lawsuit she won in May.

"The plan for Butina also required, and she demonstrated, a willingness to use deceit in a visa application to move to the United States and bring the plan to fruition".

On Wednesday, Felipe González, the former Socialist prime minister who led Spain into the European Union 30 years ago, further complicated the situation for Mr. Sánchez by accusing him of deceit in an interview with Cadena Ser, a radio station.

— By turns tearful, incredulous and angry, Cheri Young, the wife of a former top aide to John Edwards, testified at the former senator's federal corruption trial on Monday that she was reluctantly drawn into an intricate web of deceit in an attempt to get him elected president.

"It's also a questioning of the international community, especially the United States, for its deceit in maintaining a war, the so-called war against drugs, which has . . .

In the Tressalians' view, the only way to educate the bedazzled public about "the dangerous unreliability of modern information systems" is to perpetrate fraud upon fraud -- then expose these deceits in a glorious revelation.

Trivers has structured Deceit in such a way that you can dip into any chapter in any order, use it as a reference book, or as I did, devour it from cover to cover.

I find the name of the church, New Hope Ministries, to be a fraudulent misnomer, a deceit in advertising.