Sentence examples for deception as a from inspiring English sources

§ 71.22 Deception as a basis for refusing to issue regulations; deceptive use of a color additive for which a regulation has issued.

As a means of deception, as a social disguise, as a pretext for his appearance.

Polonsky regards this exercise, involving blindfolds, accusations and deception, as a kind of instructive corporate bonding.

But others pointed out that certain top universities, like Duke, seem to teach deception as a core curriculum course.

Later, Gibson's mother defended her deception as a "little porky pie" to the Herald Sun in Melbourne.

Instead of resigning, George W. Bush uses his record of deception as a basis for re-election to the presidency.

Having lived more than a little while I can testify that the promise of the new (as in a new marriage and a new life) is often a cruel deception as well as an ecological threat as it trashes the old relationship for landfill.

Both cases involve a secretive nation with a history of nuclear development and alleged deception, as well as a national narrative of enmity with the United States.

This game can also be played over a forum, which allows more secrecy and deception, as well as a more convenient time process.

In addition to the Department of Education's effort to reform the system, so taxpayer money is prioritized to programs that actually help students build careers, federal enforcement agencies from the SEC to the FTC, the CFPB to the Justice Department, are now on the trail of for-profit college frauds and deceptions, as are a bipartisan group of 32 state attorney generals.

It seems to me that that kind of radical disenchantment with one's self — wedded, at the same time, to an enormous capacity for self-deception, as well — has been an ongoing subject of mine.