Sentence examples similar to deceptively guided from inspiring English sources
The set-up is deceptively simple; guide an abstract spaceship through minimal mazes that look altogether innocent, changing colour as you pass.
At 76, he is deceptively brisk, guiding me around the Indian Institute of Technology IITT) Kharagpur campus to show off his new projects: an artificial heart modeled on the 13-chamber heart of the cockroach; a road transport system to lower vehicular pollution.
These are compositions that sit and stew, but they're deceptively off-kilter, guided meditation through occasionally uncomfortable realms rather than the sheltered sensory deprivation soak that mark so many new age synthscapes.
That not only makes him a happy camper, but it helps him guide the rest of us, with deceptively simple tales, a little closer to the grace that is birthed by gratitude.
This project was part of our larger efforts to make more media types embeddable in Rubenstein collection guides, a deceptively difficult process that will likely be covered more in depth in a future Bitstreams post.
Here's how two true authorities, Luca Turin and Tania Sanchez, authors of Perfume: the A-Z guide (Profile) describe it: "Deceptively simple", "extraordinary", "a vanillic amber with exceptional reach" and as evocative of "an evening in Paris" as "catching a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower lit up for New Year's".
The series has the perfect guide, David Macaulay, author of "The Way Things Work," whose calm voice and deceptively simple drawings can seduce vehement technophobes into minimal understanding of engineering concepts without insulting people who actually know about them.
A3s are deceptively simple.
"It's deceptively attractive".
It is deceptively simple.
