Sentence examples for deceptive habit from inspiring English sources

POLITICAL crises in Ecuador have a deceptive habit of dissipating as quickly as the sun reappears after an Andean downpour, sometimes only to recur with greater force at a later date.

The blanket coverage of matters papal is deceptive, a function to some degree of habit and convenience.

As we move through time, the future offers prospects upon which habit, prejudice or the illusions of desire confer a deceptive fixity.

Is she projecting her own habit of keeping secrets and telling lies, or is Dexter "much more clever, much more deceptive and much more devious than she'd thought possible"?

And deceptive.

A monograph is deceptive.

Appearances here are deceptive.

"It's deceptive".

That may be deceptive.

But that is deceptive.

The stillness was deceptive.