Sentence examples for deceitful as from inspiring English sources

He was deceitful, as cunning as a snake.

Don't give them any reason to believe you're devious or deceitful as well.

The notion of countering ISIS's deceitful as well as hateful presumably theological message is a worthy goal in the fight against terror.

Memory is as deceitful as imagination, and much more dangerous with its serious little ways.

This feature, almost universal in all previous architecture, ever, came to be seen as fake and deceitful, as something like the hypocritical morality of the 19th century, and contrary to the modernist ideal of displaying the inner nature of a building on the outside.

As the contrasting friends, Claire Danes and Kate Beckinsale are very watchable, but the film suffers the usual US bias - Yank Bill Pullman comes to the rescue while the locals are as deceitful as the Australian who tricked the girls - and succumbs to an unlikely tearjerker ending.

It makes me uneasy, because it is dangerously similar to the mood on the left in 2004, when so many of us figured that the country couldn't possibly return to office someone as incompetent, deceitful and destructive as Bush.

Among them are the Clintons themselves: While Mrs. Clinton is in the midst of a "catharsis," friends say, Mr. Clinton remains angrier than people realize about the Obama campaign's portrayal of his wife as deceitful and of his administration as middling and his political tactics as, at times, racially charged.

They begin to see that, too, as a culture of lies, to view all their politicians as deceitful, and to feel that they themselves are as impotent and ignored at home as they certainly are in Euro Con Shop.

He has been recalled, at turns, as charming, deceitful, wise and a louse.

In each, they saw still photos of the two pleaders alongside words that were associated with either truth, such as "honest" and "genuine," or lies, such as "deceitful" and "dishonest".