Sentence examples for deception but also from inspiring English sources

Right off the bat Ralphie was confronted not only with the knowledge of Alice and Aafrin's deception, but also with the knowledge that Mr Charlie knows too.

The steroid era was a moment of deception but also of starry-eyed self-deception; if it was a breakdown of integrity on the part of baseball's stars it was also, in some measure, a failure of sports journalism.

Veterans like Bret Boone, Gerald Williams and Eddie Perez swung and missed by two feet or more -- a tribute, Martinez thought, not only to his deception, but also to the quality of his pitches.

The incident is revealing not only for what it says about the Internet as a safe redoubt for deception but also for the role it played when dozens of people, at once curious and angry, became electronic gumshoes and used the Web to root out the fraud.

Those critics say they are disturbed that a single office might be authorized to use not only covert operations like computer network attacks, psychological activities and deception, but also the instruments and staff of the military's globe-spanning public affairs apparatus.

In this bearish man you see Willy's monumental self-deception, but also the sweet dreaminess and sexual force that explain why his wife, Linda, loves him despite everything.

Why are universities and research centres not adequately dedicating the intellectual resources necessary to understanding and trying to understand that the "brand" of the smart city is not all that glitters and may not conceal just a great illusion but also a grand deception if we do not develop the faculties needed for social defence and adaptation.

So Donde sets the stage for deception, but it also serves as a surveillance tool.

Proponents of Proposition 37, the California ballot measure that would have required labeling of genetically engineered foods, are attributing Tuesday's narrow defeat to corporate dollars and deception, but are also pledging to persist in a battle that they see as key to the health of Americans.

The issue is not only the deception and abuse, but also the costly ideology paving the way for them.

These include not only laws against deception and fraud, but also control of the money supply, prevention of monopolies and compensation to those involuntarily harmed by pollution and similar "neighborhood effects" of business activities.