Sentence examples for deceitful when from inspiring English sources

But his attempt to rile voters about the offshoring of jobs is all the more deceitful when you consider that his tax plan would actively encourage companies to move jobs abroad.

The judge reversed his denial of bail to Dr. Lee after receiving new information at a hearing two weeks ago, including an F.B.I. agent's admission that he had provided incorrect testimony on several critical issues, which made Dr. Lee appear deceitful when he had not been.

Been cruel when I should have been kind, cowardly when I should have been brave, deceitful when I should have been honest.

The heart is deceitful, but when you know you like something you just know it.

The esteemed Oxford Dictionary defines "cheating" as "gain[ing] an advantage over or deprive of something by using unfair or deceitful methods". When these companies use American resources to become American success stories, and then refuse to pay American taxes, that's unfair.

The tragedy that results when a deceitful Russian-Jewish immigrant from an Orthodox family impregnates a young Protestant woman is touching, if predictable.

That problem is exacerbated when sensationalist or deceitful content is often the most engaging, and that's what the News Feed that highlights.

We [journalists] love it when sources do deceitful things on our behalf".

"They" -- which to me, meant any given adult anywhere -- had a proven track record of being not only deceitful, but malicious about it when confronted.

Many people have also taken issue with how catfishing is shown as romantic in the movie when in reality, it's deceitful and harmful.

Studies suggest that even investigators with decades of experience are only about 54% accurate at judging when a suspect is honest or deceitful.