Sentence examples for deceitful that from inspiring English sources

Once you're seen as deceitful, that trust is very hard to rebuild".

"I find it inherently deceitful that someone would use against an opponent issues that they held the same position on," Mr. Smith said.

Mr. Foley of MetLife said his company would "defend itself against the idea that MetLife was deceitful, that it defrauded African-American policyholders or hid from them any facts necessary for them to make their purchases".

And there are Americans who have said that, as they have been, I'm sure, encouraged by those who could not wait to comment on how insignificant it is for the President of the most powerful nation in the world to come before the American people and acknowledge that he has been called deceitful, that he has misled the American people and that he should be censured.

A part of the mind that is thoroughly disconnected from the wisdom of the heart, that is deceitful, that resides in an altogether limiting place.

"I think it's dishonest and downright deceitful that they would use footage of me to try to play tricks and fool voters," Quinn said in a statement.

How else, however, to describe a mass mobilisation against a deceitful policy that will harm the weakest and diminish us all?

And the Mirror, in a surprisingly short leading article, sees it as "a deceitful budget that will slash the living standards of many hard-working Britons".

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 23, 2017 President Trump spoke for seventy-five minutes, giving full voice to the flitting, self-obsessed, self-pitying, and openly deceitful quality that typifies his rhetoric.

Trump spoke for seventy-five minutes, giving full voice to the flitting, self-obsessed, self-pitying, and openly deceitful qualities that typify his rhetoric.

This inevitably led to investment in and promotion of risky, poorly run and, in some cases, deceitful companies that brought us the high-technology and telecommunications bubble of the late 1990s.