Sentence examples for deception of a from inspiring English sources
This is the most calculating, long-term deception of a vulnerable neighbour I have come across".
"They want you to believe there is a deception of a computer," he said.
"It has long been established that the prosecution's 'deliberate deception of a court and jurors by the presentation of known false evidence is incompatible with rudimentary demands of justice,' " Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in the court's majority opinion.
Judge John Warner told Ginday, who has no previous convictions, his behaviour towards Rani before the killing had been a "fundamental deception" of a vulnerable woman living thousands of miles from her home country.
If each individual only contributes a small amount of information then the capture, loss or deception of a single person will be less detrimental to the mission than a significant contributor.
The deception of a camera lens.
The novel then is the account (reminiscent of Geoffrey Wolff's memoir, "The Duke of Deception") of an excruciatingly unstable childhood, one haunted by a charming, gifted and utterly unreliable parent with a penchant for criminality.
The infield fly rule protects base runners from the deception of an infielder who may allow an infield fly ball to drop, thus setting up an easy force play.
It was called the Trout Memo and compared the deception of an enemy in wartime to fly fishing.
Once in the river town he has little problem finessing a meeting with the troublemaker, in the double undercover deception of being a third party interested, he'll explain, in joining forces against the gang.
He beamed some more, I beamed, and briefly we both were happy — two nearly naked strangers sharing the first little dishonesties and self-deceptions of a beautiful day in Southern California.
