Sentence examples for deceit on from inspiring English sources

Alan Johnson, the home secretary, accused the Tories of peddling a "big deceit" on crime.

The Wubbies, meanwhile, had insured that she and her writers would keep chronicling love and deceit on "Everlasting".

Iran's history of deceit on this issue calls for rephrasing President Reagan's famous reference to the Soviet Union: "Do not trust but verify".

Had you acquiesced in deceit on a visa application in the face of such laws, you would have committed at worst a minor moral transgression (albeit one that, like all lies, exacts a social toll).

It is left to be seen whether the recent action of Eliot L. Spitzer, the New York attorney general, can change the culture of greed and deceit on Wall Street.

But parliamentarians from the Australian Greens party welcomed the demise of the Labor government's carbon emissions trading scheme, calling it "a dirty deal, an exercise in double think, and a deceit on the Australian people".

She offers a raw and surprisingly moving portrait about the toll that Mr Madoff's deceit took on his family.

There's a lot of deceit and deception on the business and executive side.

After doubling down on their deceit, each one drops dead.

The life of innocent deceit takes on a profounder meaning, though, when one remembers that in 1940, O'Brian abandoned his wife, their three-year-old son and a handicapped baby, and went off with Mary Tolstoy, already the mother of the future writer Nicholas Tolstoy.

Such deceit was on a different level from what he'd practised on the streets, buying drugs and guns.