Sentence examples for deception game from inspiring English sources

However murky the real consequences of the chemical weapons deception game, the Cassidy case did bring tangible security benefits.

As Benchmark Capital general partner Mitch Lasky tweeted earlier this week, "The biggest self-deception in game investing today is ascribing strategic value to hit games based on potential cross-marketing leverage".

Full of tedious busywork, Deception is a game for those who want to work harder, not more intelligently.

Later, he turned to crime-writing and had three books published: Death and Deception (2007), A Game of Murder (2008) and A Fear of Vengeance (2010).

Latterly he turned to crime writing, and was the author of Death and Deception (2007), A Game of Murder (2008) and A Fear of Vengeance (2010).

According to GameSpy's guide to Deception, in this game Mileena "has some solid offensive tools" and "a few solid combos up her sleeve, as well as a few pop-up attacks that are extremely quick and open up brief juggle opportunities," but also severe weaknesses such as a very short range of her sai and poor ranged attack abilities.

It is a slim and piquant novel of childhood, set during the second world war, in which a small boy becomes ensnared in adult deceptions after a game of spying gets out of hand.

What follows is an intricate story of murder, deception, and ruthless game-playing, in which Altman recapitulates and extends his expressive innovations of the seventies: the overlapping dialogue, the alternating planes of interest, the almost offhand emotional violence, the needling wit.

Gaming Age's Brian Peterson commented that Deception was the best game from the MK series since Mortal Kombat II.

Winston Churchill, a keen aficionado of wartime deception, described the spying game as "tangle within tangle, plot and counterplot, ruse and treachery, cross and double-cross, true agent, false agent, double agent, gold and steel, the bomb, the dagger and the firing party... interwoven in many a texture so intricate as to be incredible and yet true".

Their game is deception".