Sentence examples for deceptive resolution from inspiring English sources

What does it feel like when one such deceptive resolution occurs in Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata, when an E chord leads to F chord instead of the expected A chord?

In one he considers "deceptive resolutions" in music, moments when sound flows in an unexpected direction.

To some extent, the election of a black president relaxed what remained of our national focus on race matters, it triggered a prolonged self-congratulation and a deceptive notion that we had reached an ending, a resolution.

About lying in music: A "deceptive cadence" is just a term for an unexpected turn that finds its proper resolution just a bit later.

And deceptive.

This slim volume is packed with deceptive relationships and bad decisions made through fear, and will cast a chill over the sun lounger despite some implausible resolutions.

A monograph is deceptive.

Appearances here are deceptive.

"It's deceptive".

That may be deceptive.

But that is deceptive.