Sentence examples similar to deceptive religions from inspiring English sources

Every deceptive comparison with Mormonism and other religions is given a respectful hearing.

But rather than decorative Baroque angels, Penn's "religion" was defined by the utmost serenity and a deceptive simplicity, at the meeting point where form becomes style.

Many Protestants and Roman Catholics alike assumed that her self-presentation was deceptive, but Elizabeth managed to keep her inward convictions to herself, and in religion as in much else they have remained something of a mystery.

However, the Saudis remain dubious and deceptive allies, harboring a deep-rooted hatred of the West and all it stands for democracy, freedom of religion, the rule of law.

But it is a significant step nevertheless, and its deceptive simplicity represents an enormous advance in how students of humanity and society – academics or otherwise – think about religion.

All the sunshine is deceptive: this was a time of intense conflict, as one might imagine when a ruler forcibly casts a popular religion aside.

And deceptive.

A monograph is deceptive.

Appearances here are deceptive.

"It's deceptive".

That may be deceptive.