Sentence examples for deception of all from inspiring English sources

Among the questions, chief sports writer David Walsh asks whether Armstrong told doctors in 1996 that he had used EPO, human growth hormone, cortisone, steroids and testosterone, whether he intends to return his prize-money, and whether he accepts "lying to the cancer community was the greatest deception of all".

And the biggest deception of all was Operation Fortitude which fooled the Nazis about where the D-Day landings would actually take place.

The questions include whether Armstrong, who recovered from testicular cancer, accepts "lying to the cancer community was the greatest deception of all" and if he intends to return the prize money he has won.

Beyond even the shameful quality of care and the shockingly long waits for specialist appointments, essential tests, and life-saving treatments, perhaps the greatest deception of all is the continued reference to "free" health care for British citizens.

It is the greatest deception of all time.

Perhaps the biggest hearing deception of all.

It was filled with visual tricks, illusions, and deceptions of all kinds.

The first step is to recognize the claim that there is not enough money for housing, education, health care, and climate change reversal is simply a lie, one of the greatest deceptions of all time.

So look to "Rules of Deception" for all of the above.

The two men coördinated with Dudley Clarke, the head of deception for all the Mediterranean, whom Macintyre describes as "unmarried, nocturnal and allergic to children".

But rather than some kind of skeuomorphic deception, the point of all that wood and brass is to break down the fourth wall of technology – to remove the glass and metal frame that, believes Kirby, distances us from the real nature of the entirely public environment behind the screen.