Sentence examples for deceptive language from inspiring English sources

Deceptive language Deception is a broad spectrum property that includes both outright factual falsehoods and attempts to deceive by creating an impression that is knowingly not true to the facts.

Another way to phrase your question: is it acceptable to use deliberately deceptive language to a college admissions office?

The move is intended to prevent "potentially unfair or deceptive" language, Samuel Podberesky, assistant general counsel for Aviation Enforcement and Proceedings, wrote in a guidance notice recently posted on the department's Web site and sent directly to ticket agencies.

In fact, there has never been an age that was so well-schooled in the perils of deceptive language or in decoding political and commercial messages, as seen in the official canonization of Orwell himself.

What's happening now is that all the Peterson-funded groups are trying to exploit the fiscal cliff to push a benefit-cutting agenda that has nothing to do with the current crisis, using artfully deceptive language — as in that MacGuineas letter — to hide the bait and switch.

Deceptive language intensity will be high.

He has mastered the art of subterfuge before the snap, and he has mastered subtle, deceptive body language after the snap.

"It would be simpler to bar companies from using this deceptive marketing language, but the advertising standards authority has authorized this practice as legal".

To handle deceptive contexts, figurative language use, language instruction situations, telling jokes, and so on, we also build in heuristics that more or less reliably produce a different appropriate belief in such situations.

Allegory (from Greek allos and agoreuein, an "other-speaking") suggests a more expanded use of deceptive and oblique language.

Even at its finest, the cadences and deceptive simplicity of language, the subtleties and hidden aspects of character are not easy to grasp.