Sentence examples for deceptive remarks from inspiring English sources
There was also fear, they said, that swing voters would see the commercial as an unfair effort to saddle Mr. Gore with responsibility for Mr. Clinton's deceptive remarks about his affair with a White House intern.
The commercial, which was never broadcast, suggests that Mr. Gore was refusing to acknowledge that Mr. Clinton had made deceptive remarks about his relationship with a White House intern.
It obviously means someone who inspires an uproar with his careless or even deceptive remarks.
Johannes Climacus in Concluding Unscientific Postscript remarks, "… how deceptive then, that an omnipresent being should be recognisable precisely by being invisible".
Excited, they spurred their mounts in that direction, but at six they were still not there, which led the psychiatrist to remark on how deceptive distances could be.
Israeli officials dismissed Mr. Arafat's remarks as lawyerly and deceptive.
Rick Perry's campaign went after Mr. Obama with a similarly deceptive ad that takes an out-of-context approach to the president's remarks that American businesses have been lazy about attracting foreign investment.
Just as Representative Todd Akin made a meaningless distinction in his remarks about "legitimate rape," Mr. Ryan's distinction among different kinds of conception is meaningless and willfully deceptive.
Physique can be deceptive.
