Sentence examples for deceive opinion from inspiring English sources

Rather, they had been the work of "anti-democratic" insurrectionists "trying to deceive opinion and the world".

In the hackers' post, they said their attacks were not sponsored by Iran, and said they "strongly reject the American officials' insidious attempts to deceive public opinion".

They said the attacks were not state-sponsored by Iran, and said they "strongly reject the American officials' insidious attempts to deceive public opinion".

In an online post, it said the attacks had not been sponsored by a country and that its members "strongly reject the American officials' insidious attempts to deceive public opinion".

We hope that the passengers will not take any civil flights because the regime might use a trick to deceive public opinion by attacking one of the civil planes and blaming the FSA.

Iraq's foreign minister, Muhammad Said al-Sahhaf, who led the delegation in the first real discussions with the United Nations in more than two years, dismissed Secretary of State Colin L. Powell's pledges to rethink sanctions to ease the sufferings of ordinary Iraqis as a ploy "to deceive public opinion".

Yasir Arafat, in turn, accused the Israelis of trying to "deceive international public opinion" by stressing its continued commitment to the cease-fire.

This is an excuse for postponing and resisting reunification, as well as a scheme to deceive compatriots in Taiwan and world opinion...

"Everyone has an opinion now on whether or not we're deceiving the public," Mr. Meyer said.

"People have been feeling a bit deceived about the revolution," said Hossam Issa, a law professor at Ain Shams University, reflecting an opinion that has gained greater currency in recent days.

Appearances, however, deceive.