Sentence examples for deceptive hope from inspiring English sources
The current interest in Kant in the North American debate on criminal punishment arise from a deceptive hope: Kant seems as a sort of "antidote" useful to mitigate the results of correctional and merely intimidatory practice.
He explained that the group's board has recently adopted an industry code of ethics and voluntary standards that it hopes will prevent deceptive or unfair lending practices.
Once again this year there are plenty of politicians, in both parties, who hope voters will swallow their deceptive claims.
The play contains great colour and impressive range; masterfully deceptive shifts in mood and focus; irony, juxtaposition, hope and fear, all very discreetly put together.
Let's hope that the demos weren't deceptive and the motion tracking is as good as it seems.
That means outlawing the riskiest and most deceptive practices that were used to lure millions of people into loans that they could never hope to pay back.
Physique can be deceptive.
Appearances here are deceptive.
