Sentence examples for deception of our from inspiring English sources

Although the idea of the malapropism is conventionally linked to Sheridan's 1775 play The Rivals, it typifies the letters sent by the servant Winifred: "Oh Molly," she writes "you that live in the country have no deception of our doings in Bath", and she revels in "the very squintasense of satiety" they enjoy.

Similar processes we use to improve our mental health can help us make better, more responsible decisions as a society -- by focusing on the compassion and integrity of our right brain, rather than the judgment, punishment and deception of our left brain.

If the Cornwall Declaration seems like a tough read, you can get what you need from the organization's DVD series: "Resisting the Green Dragon: A Biblical Response to one of the Greatest Deceptions of our Day".

Until more of the influential groups such as the church, the press, the police, the Institute for Fiscal Studies etc come out publicly and expose the behaviour and deceptions of our politicians when it is happening (as with suspicions of child abuse), rather then years later, our once-respected democracy will continue to collapse.

It is "one of the greatest deceptions of our day," "striving to put America and the world under its destructive control" and "seducing your children".

Our appetizer plates had been cleared, we had relaxed a bit and were laughing about the deception of appearances when our dinners arrived.

But instead of throwing light on the deceptions or ineptitudes of our own leaders in all this – and how hollow does George W Bush's triumphal 2003 "mission accomplished" speech sound now? – Burke keeps his sights fixed on the movements of Islamic militants.

As Rhodes explained to Scott Hubbard, without definitive proof of a deception "our hands are tied".

Further, some of these negative consequences are protected against given the bounded quality of our deception.

Trivers suggests that circumventing (some of) these costs is indeed possible, given the unconscious quality of our deception.

From this deception – from our knowledge of it and Giselle's ignorance of it – stems the ballet's tension and, indeed, its entire narrative impulse.