Sentence examples for deceived that from inspiring English sources

In fact, while in the old experiment subjects were deceived that rewards depended on their performance, here rewards were told to be given on a random basis (provided that the behavioral response was correct).

And surely my parrot is not deceived that I am either a parrot or a crow.

But nobody should be deceived that the renewed involvement of the former stable jockey is a mere expedient.

Mullins expressed satisfaction with Sir Des Champs, while acknowledging that he had at no stage been deceived that his horse might win.

Mr. Corcoran makes it clear that we should not be deceived that Gordon Kahl subscribed to some aberrant ideology totally foreign to the American psyche.

Afterward, he was anything but quiet, saying that Thomas was "a father to me" and that he felt deceived that Thomas had been dismissed.

At Fendi, the eye deceives — that's the house trick.

Similarly, although it is more unusual, rendering a person ignorant of some matter is not the same as deceiving that person, at least if it results in no false belief.

"People were deceived at that time," Hasseb said of his parents' decision.

Not only was that number probably closer to 250, but so easy were the tests to evade or deceive that it appears Armstrong often found it comical.

(Male household head, respondent 1 in FGD #210) Maybe if he asks me where I come from as they do now days, I can deceive that I come from Gulu, that way, or even from the barracks [All laugh].