Sentence examples for deceptive image of from inspiring English sources
At the same time, pro-Palestinian commentators have condemned the Divan for presenting a "deceptive image of 'civilized' coexistence" that ignores "the reality of oppression".
Self-satisfied men covertly ruin their mistresses' lives in order to preserve their own deceptive images of themselves.
Mr. Si-Qin's sculpture alludes to how the once-radical style of Minimalist abstraction is often co-opted to create deceptive images of moral universality for capitalist enterprises.
The spots on the cat, which match the color of the surrounding sand, are to blame for the deceptive image.
Therefore, a number of surface motifs derived from the fracturing process are imaged, leading to an incomplete or deceptive picture of the structural features of the membrane, most particularly the fraction of voids in the membrane.
One pretty sure way, despite all of todays political overlays, media spin and technological capability to create deceptive images, is to see how he spends his money.
Sometimes you just can't beat a couple of cold ones when it comes to screaming "I might have sex with you in a cupboard!" or, "I'm probably French!" The deceptive photoshopped images of the before and after photos on the box didn't get Bye Bra off to a great start, and by the time I'd awkwardly stuck it on, it definitely wasn't in my good books.
Sometimes you just can't beat a couple of cold ones when it comes to screaming "I might have sex with you in a cupboard!" or, "I'm probably French!" The deceptive photoshopped images of the before and after photos on the box didn't get Bye Bra off to a great start, and by the time I'd awkwardly stuck it on, it definitely wasn't on my good side.
"Many use deceptive names or images of President Obama and Vice President Biden to suggest they are legitimate.
But the image of judicious restraint is somewhat deceptive.
But what Fiorina describes is a fake video--a wilfully deceptive mashup of image and word.
