Sentence examples for deceptive viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Stories can and often do build surprises by encouraging audiences to attribute certain assertions, presuppositions, and evaluations to an "objective" or base-level perspective, only to reveal later on that these elements should be attributed only to the mistaken or deceptive viewpoint of a particular character.

There is something curiously deceptive, from the Buddhist viewpoint of the impermanence of all things, about plants, which, lacking locomotion and by sinking roots into the earth, assume an appearance of being especially "at home" wherever they are.

And deceptive.

A monograph is deceptive.

Same situation, different viewpoint.

One viewpoint will prevail.

The stillness was deceptive.

But appearances were deceptive.

Appearances can be deceptive.

The term is deceptive.

But appearances are deceptive.