Sentence examples for deceived into believing from inspiring English sources
But at the age of 13, he "abandoned his uncritical religious fervour, feeling he had been deceived into believing lies".
He ruled that "a reasonable consumer would not be deceived into believing that the product in the instant case contained a fruit that does not exist".
"Israeli public opinion should not be deceived into believing that the Palestinian issue is a dead issue," he said in an unprecedented interview with an Israeli TV channel.
"Investors were deceived into believing that SpongeTech was a successful business, while SpongeTech and its senior executives were illegally dumping shares into the market," said Christopher Conte, an associate enforcement director for the commission.
Their gull, Malvolio as played by Gore-Lieberman, is deceived into believing that he has won Florida, only to see that well-seasoned bird carried off (before Thanksgiving) by the Bush-brother Dromios.
It also mitigates against the charge that vulnerable people are being deceived into believing that this is a real animal, that this cute cartoon of a creature is anything other than synthetics and circuitry, and not flesh and blood.
It's the backstory of a villain, one who has only deceived himself into believing he is an anti-hero.
Several United States law firms announced plans to sue on behalf of consumers who said Volkswagen deceived them into believing they were buying environmentally friendly vehicles.
Included in such lists were nightmare demons, demons formed from the semen of copulation, and demons who deceived persons into believing that they could perform transvections (nocturnal flights to sites of sabbats, alleged rites of witchcraft).
A New Jersey man who the authorities say deceived retirees into believing he was a wealthy and influential investment expert pleaded guilty yesterday to stealing more than $27 million of their money, Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, said.
It seemed unspeakably sad that he had deceived himself into believing he loved the universal life for itself alone when in fact he loved it for lack of anything better.
