Sentence examples for deception used from inspiring English sources

In the racially charged South Carolina primary, a reporter asked Bill to respond to complaints that he was engaging in "the politics of deception," used by the much-hated Republican strategist Lee Atwater.

The matter was referred up to the executive editor for TV current affairs, Clive Edwards, who told the complainant his daughter would not be used in the film but "said that the deception used to film the programme was justified by the public interest and proportionate".

It is true that the Bush Administration took a clear and strong rhetorical stand for democracy in the Arab world, but it was terribly undermined by the deception used to justify the Iraq war, the prosecution of that war, the well-known instances of torture and rendition, and all the rest.

Scottish Conservative deputy leader Jackson Carlaw added: "If you look at the trends presented here, it is difficult to reach any other conclusion than the deception used by NHS Lothian may well have been mirrored elsewhere.

There are various forms of deception used in each of the studies.

As a case study, we examine the specific forms of deception used in three online randomized controlled trials evaluating brief alcohol interventions.

If, in the end, the ruling goes against Trump, we will be able to say, definitively, that he is a con artist — that he deliberately engaged in deception, using a wholly incidental platform to attain ends of money and influence.

The finding, reported online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, is the first experimental demonstration of sexual deception using false chemical signals in any animal.

We measure deception using characteristic changes in the frequencies of a set of words that were originally determined empirically but have since been verified in a large number of domains [5].

Thus concludes the abstract of a new paper in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B that considers the evolution of "tactical deception" using a theoretic model and a comparative study of primates.

Activity in these regions has been widely reported in fMRI studies on deception using affectively-neutral stimuli.