Sentence examples for deceive at from inspiring English sources

FIRST impressions deceive at the new Sweetwaters Bar and Bistro in Hauppauge.

And yet Lincoln seems to have been the great glass-jawed heavyweight of this year's award, flattering to deceive at both the Globes and the Baftas.

These rankings flatter to deceive at a time when older movies are slowing down and there was no really strong competition from the mid ranks.

The acclaimed tale of stuttering George VI flattered to deceive at Sunday's Golden Globe awards in Hollywood, where it picked up just one award from seven nominations.

Loan officers, law partners and computer programmers may well flatter, scheme and deceive at the workplace as much as any member of Congress, but they aren't on C-Span, and their day-to-day obstacles and temptations are more obscure.

The Spaniard, who has flattered to deceive at Old Trafford since arriving from Stamford Bridge in January 2014, was unlucky to see his first-time shot from Wayne Rooney's pass rattle against the bar, but those are the margins that are hurting United right now.

Chávez, you see, is not deceived at all.

As Macer notes, "appearances can be deceiving" at Vogue.

Moreover, that some overcome their self-deception seems to indicate such a capacity and thus control over ceasing to be self-deceived at least.

Large TVs can also overpower a room and cause headaches and eye strain.Remember your home probably has a lot lower ceiling than retail stores like Best Buy and Walmart so the actual size of the TV might be deceiving at when you're shopping.

"Appearances Can Be Deceiving" at the Frida Kahlo Museum remains on view at the museum until 2018.