Sentence examples for deceptive nature from inspiring English sources

It's what Greenberg called kitsch's "deceptive" nature, the possibility that it could be "dangerous to the na? seeker of true light".

"I think the days are getting even longer, surprisingly," he says with a light laugh as the deceptive nature of time amuses him.

Troops from NATO maintain the peace, but occasional flare-ups of violence are a reminder of the often deceptive nature of peace and quiet in this part of the world.

Nor is it only the fleeting atomic images that can lead us to deceive ourselves: in a slightly bizarre finish to the book, Lucretius deals with the deceptive nature of love and desire.

These include the rewards and restrictions of family life, the necessity of breaking with relations and traditions to establish your own identity, and the deceptive nature of reality, which leads us into misreading the world around us.

A marketing company that persuaded 50,000 people that they could drastically lower their income tax bills if they bought the company's system was shut down yesterday by a Kansas judge, who ruled that the plan was an illegal pyramid scheme of a "fundamentally deceptive nature".

(2) Ultimate is the non-deceptive nature and it exists as reality.

It was difficult for these groups to recognize the self-deceptive nature of supporting the AfD, owing to the party's shrewd strategy that hid its radical market-based agenda while highlighting immigration and refugee problems.

The cognitive process that knows the deceptive conventional nature of the sprout does not have direct access to its nondeceptive ultimate nature.

The test: Is the tweet deceptive in nature or likely to deceive?

The film's open-ended, recursive structure is central to Ms. Carri's intellectual agenda, which is to emphasize the deceptive, indeterminate nature of the truth.