Sentence examples for deceived by a from inspiring English sources

Worse, he was deceived by a burst of pace from Tevez and sent him sprawling.

Mr Stoneman went soon after, also to Mr Bresnan, deceived by a quicker ball that clattered into the stumps.

To believe otherwise is to be deceived by a myopic view which is influenced by capitalist gain and profit.

They were deceived by a media pack that had to know that the stories it peddled were false.

Pietersen pushed forward flimsily; Trott was deceived by a change of angle, Ian Bell offered half a bat while Prior swatted straight to cover.

But he was quoted by The Star-Ledger of Newark yesterday as saying that his clients had been deceived by a colleague.

McCain warned lest an electorate be "deceived by an eloquent but empty call for change".

The play, in which the sultan Orosmane, deceived by an ambiguous letter, stabs his prisoner, the devoted Christian-born Zaïre, in a fit of jealousy, captivated the public with its exotic subject.

Iranian television broadcast an interview with the German reporters on Monday in which they said they had been deceived by an Iranian activist in Germany, who had persuaded them to conduct the interview.

League is also deceived by an"Indian princess" who tells them some tales of her people's clairvoyant gifts, and exercises those gifts only to disappear before her make-up is examined.

That process could arguably lead you to falsely believe your experiences are reliable in a situation where you are radically deceived by an evil demon.