Sentence examples for deception of some from inspiring English sources

Odysseus reflects on the countless tableaus he has imagined in place of this one — a kind of Odysseus-as-Mason moment — then realizes that "what he sees before him is a vengeful illusion, the deception of some malevolent god".

Like most countries, Britain subscribes to a UN definition of people-trafficking, the three-part gist of which is that the perpetrator must have recruited or transported someone, using coercion or deception of some sort, for the purpose of exploitation.

I don't think the media has done its job in the last five years covering the deception of some of these groups in the United States who feign moderation and still are militant".

In the decades after the war, Greene took his distrust of such deceptions to some of the dingiest corners of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Since deception of patients is unethical, some argue that the placebo has no place in the actual practice of medicine.

Although he tried, in a posthumously published confession, to give this deception some of the flavor of a jeu d'esprit, it was a desperate move meant to recover a literary heft that had been coarsened by too much rapid writing and repetition.

It's the same rhetorical trope -- claims of inauthenticity, of deception, of Satanism, of illicit influence.

"But we need to have a better way of sensing the deception of foreign leaders".

This is the most calculating, long-term deception of a vulnerable neighbour I have come across".

I have chosen camera angles, which is a deception of sorts.

Dick Cheney is still giving speeches justifying the enormous deception of the Iraq debacle.