Sentence examples for deception that has from inspiring English sources

The company's public position that it will remain open until 2032 seems unlikely at best and deceptive at worst – a deception that has consequences for workers, communities and energy markets.

It's herself, too, for the deception that has been her life.

Many of the songs Banks cowrote have become contemporary classics, none more so than If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want To Be Right) - an immensely powerful song of guilt and deception that has been recorded by dozens of singers.

Though the major search engines discourage such deception, that hasn't stopped companies from engaging in such practices — and fooling users in the process.

This is lamentable since it is exactly this sort of deception that has led us to where we are today.

It's exactly this sort of blindingly obvious atempt at deception that has made us so sick and angry at politicians, Labour particularly, for years now.

My conversations with Chauhan suggested that, for him, love jihad is a game of deception that had to be countered by the same coin.

John B. Judis, co-author of the New Republic piece, said he understood why Libby was upset by an effort "to unveil the kind of deception that had occurred before the Iraq war.

In fact, his 1,831-word 1,831-word article, which purported to draw on "long conversations" with six wounded servicemen, relied on the means of deception that had infected dozens of his other articles over the last fewhichths.

The idea was that the eleven-point game would keep matches moving apace; at the same time, the bigger ball would slow down individual points, and be easier to see on television; and the service rule would eliminate the deception that had caused tournament play to follow a monotonous pattern: confusing serve, confused return, slam.

Attempts to craft the loftiest or toughest-sounding ballot titles have triggered legal fights and accusations of deception that have become as much a part of judicial elections in L.A. County as posting political campaign signs — a dysfunctional reality that has spurred some legal experts to call for election reform.