Sentence examples for deceived into thinking from inspiring English sources

But we've been deceived into thinking that's the endgame.

But don't be deceived into thinking this ancient drug is only reaching western creative circles now.

The trickle turned to a torrent when Mr. Zubaydah was deceived into thinking he was being interrogated by Saudis.

Correctly boiling water may seem a frivolous test but too many tea-drinkers are deceived into thinking the water is boiling when big bubbles appear on the top.

"I was deceived into thinking the club ace was on my right and the club 10 on my left," the King stated sourly.

And more than a few parents have been deceived into thinking that their children could not possibly be using heroin because they do not look like addicts.

But they also deceived people into thinking broad convergence is the natural way of things.

Abacha initially deceived Abiola into thinking that he would restore the latter to power.

The term referred to the way that these so-called blacks deceived people into thinking they were white, and in so doing, could escape enslavement or crushing poverty and humiliation under segregation.

She discovers that he is not the surgeon he deceived her into thinking he was when she was alive but a pedicurist so inept he can't cure a broken toenail.

Crucially, the theatre kept its seat prices low, believing that public money was best spent on audiences not scenic extravagance, though, paradoxically, the brilliance of Prowse's designs deceived critics into thinking the opposite.