Sentence examples for deception in a from inspiring English sources

In 2006 he faced court on behalf of Fifa when MasterCard alleged deception in a sponsorship deal.

His narrator, Chris Carver, has been living a life of quiet deception in a small English town, under the name Michael Frame.

After reading "Pentagon Weighs Use of Deception in a Broad Arena" (front page, Dec. 13), I find myself wondering what the greatest threat to our democracy is.

In Chinatown, Jake Gittes is duped by duplicitous women, beaten senseless by heavies and performs an act of deception in a public records office.

The I.N.C. reportedly provided Miller with the exclusive Haideri story three days after he had shown deception in a polygraph test administered by the C.I.A. at the request of the Defense Intelligence Agency.

There was apparently "sufficient motive" for the younger Nicolo's deception "in a desire to connect, even indirectly, the voyages of his ancestors with a discovery of America earlier that that by Columbus, in order to gratify the compiler's family pride and his own person vanity, and to pander to that Venetian jealousy of other maritime nations (especially of the Genoese)." Ibid.

The weakness of studying deception in an experimental setting has been discussed intensively for over half a century.

We study deception choices, the self-selection of capable and less capable deceivers and deception detection in a tax compliance experiment.

In 1990, he wrote a novel called Deception, in which a wildly promiscuous writer called Philip lives with a dowdy, middle-aged, pampered actress called Claire.

But first comes NBC's almost-as-improbable "Deception," in which a police detective trying to solve a murder goes undercover to get the skinny on a wealthy family with all sorts of wickedness in its DNA.

Langleben, a psychiatrist, started an experiment on deception in 2000 with a simple design: a spontaneous yes-no lie using a deck of playing cards.