Sentence examples for deceptions of the from inspiring English sources
As noted, the real issue before the committee is the deceptions of the NSA.
With a magician's eye of his own, he deciphered the deceptions of the craftsmen.
The deceptions of the intelligence world are not conventional mystery narratives that unfold at the discretion of the narrator.
Taken together, the grand deceptions of the ambitious schemers and the determined efforts to guard against them have been instrumental in creating the financial establishments of today.
But other scrapbook makers used their scrapbooks precisely to monitor and uncover the deceptions of the press – the press of the other side, of course.
In fact, the irregularities and deceptions of the contra war were strongly suspected before the Hasenfus affair or the unfolding Iran-contra arms scandal.
The slipperiness of memory and the self-deceptions of the mind compromise the notion of an absolute truth.
Ishiguro is expert at getting readers choked up over these struggles — even over the ludicrous self-deceptions of the butler in "The Remains of the Day," the hopeless Stevens.
Ishiguro is expert at getting readers choked up over these struggles even over the ludicrous self-deceptions of the butler in "The Remains of the Day," the hopeless Stevens.
This panoramic novel, which begins during the British invasion of Burma (now Myanmar) in the 19th century but expands to India, Malaya and New York as the years sweep by, explores the deceptions and self-deceptions of the colonial mind, particularly among India's Anglicized elite.
