Sentence examples for deceived about the size from inspiring English sources

Since scale in the cinema constantly changes from shot to shot, the spectator can easily be deceived about the size of objects.

No one should be deceived about the risks and remedies.

Victims are deceived about the chances of winning.

And don't be deceived about the bigger picture.

She is far more concerned that she grew up deceived about the identity of her father.

Maybe Wilson was completely deceived about the white heat of technology; things got worse not better.

His lawyer claims he was deceived about the true identity of his lodgers.

Even some recruiters were deceived about the quality of the programs, he said.

If they deceive us in this way, then it is at least possible that they also sometimes deceive about the existence of bodies.

At the April 1862 Battle of Yorktown, on the Virginia Peninsula, he deceived his Union opponent about the size of his forces by marching the same men back and forth across the field to create the illusion of a larger force – and defeated none other than George B. McClellan, who had hesitated to attack.

The International Monetary Fund said that Ukraine deceived the fund's experts about the size of foreign currency reserves and persuaded the fund to give it more money than it otherwise would have received.