Sentence examples for deceived either from inspiring English sources

Instead, they focus on whether someone has been deceived, either through a misstatement or by a failure to disclose information.

If God is omnipotent, according to this concern, couldn't he be deceiving us either in particular cases, or perhaps even globally?

They include the questions of whether lying and deceiving are either defeasibly or non-defeasibly morally wrong, whether lying is morally worse than deceiving, and whether, if lying and deception are defeasibly morally wrong, they are merely morally optional on certain occasions, or are sometimes morally obligatory.

Second, some consumers were either deceived into thinking these products were free or were simply enrolled without their full consent and automatically billed.

But many of his listeners either deceived themselves or heard what they wanted to hear.

Accordingly, the person who performs it is either deceiving him or herself, or is simply mistaken when they judge that the action morally ought to be performed.

The evader who deceives others is either eventually caught, or lives in fear of being caught, becoming dependent on others' unconsciousness.

He is either deceiving himself to rationalize what he has done or taking the rest of us for fools".

Either way, many brands were deceived into thinking their ads were working better than they were.

Anybody who didn't see it then and who doesn't finally see it now is either not smart or easily deceived... or both.

Ultimately, your position is either a truism (we are sometimes deceived about the nature of reality and why we do things) or self-contradictory (we are usually or always deceived about the nature of reality and why we do things).