Suddenly, there was a deceptive light in the darkness.
Around the dagger the blood was beginning to flow, black in that deceptive light.
Three quick examples: "Suddenly, there was a deceptive light in the darkness.
The stories often unfold over the course of a night, ending in the deceptive half-light of early morning that breeds uncertainty.
When it comes to those deceptive traffic light buttons, Langer says there could be a whole host of reasons why the placebo effect might be counted as a good thing.
"This message" Ikuta added, "is deceptive in light of the current state of research". The San Francisco law requires the warning to be posted prominently: "Drinking beverages with added sugar(s) contributes to obesity, diabetes, and tooth decay". The American Beverage Assn., the California Retailers Assn.
"The state seems to have invented an 'emergency' to justify immediate application of the law -- but this looks exceedingly deceptive in light of the antigay history of Virginia law and the recent unlawful enforcement of the state sodomy law, which remains on the books 10 years after the Supreme Court protection of a right to engage in sodomy".
Cash's warm voice, although not distinctive, has deceptive shades of light and dark, the latter of which works well on The Only Thing Worth Fighting For, written for the second series of the US TV show True Detective.
28 This was considered by some to be deceptive in the light of current uncertainty about what PSA results mean, the lack of available technologies to differentiate aggressive versus indolent cancers and the lack of satisfactory/safe treatment options for prostate cancer.
They claimed, in other words, that they had overpaid for cigarettes based on deceptive advertisements suggesting that "light" cigarettes were safer than regular ones; they did not seek money for injuries caused by smoking itself.
