Sentence examples for deceive this from inspiring English sources

Routledge is a far better crosser than the more vaunted Jonás Gutiérrez, who may flatter to deceive this season, but Ben Arfa should be an exciting acquisition.

ADNAN JANUZAJ The emergence of the Belgian winger was one of very few positives of David Moyes' ill-fated United reign but he has flattered to deceive this season and has scored just once in the last 13 months.

Appearances deceive: this lithe, slender protagonist packs a serious punch, able to take out swarms of well-armed men, even those protected by Teflon body armour and six-foot-tall shields.

"Friend, I need your immediate support to fight back aganist the Democrat's latest trick to deceive this election," she wrote.

But don't be deceived; this is a place for terrific pizza.

"We've been lied to and deceived this whole time," he said.

For the Jets, both their home and away records are somewhat deceiving this season.

"The N.Y.P.D. has deceived this court and counsel, as well as the public, concerning the character and scope of its activities in violation of the guidelines," the legal filing, signed by one of the lawyers, Paul G. Chevigny, stated.

The Conservative MP Mark Menzies said that VW had "deceived this committee and the people of this country", adding: "Do you not think that the government has got a duty to bring a prosecution?

But don't be deceived: This just might be the smartest move Chief Executive Steve Ballmer has ever made.

It's deceiving, this business of time contortion.