Sentence examples for deceptively worded from inspiring English sources

A deceptively worded pop-up is a common ploy to get users to click on something that then tries to install a program, Mr. Bryan said.

The ad is also deceptively worded when it links the pay raises to the fact that McConnell is a multimillionaire.

Henry sent his secretary, William Knight, to appeal directly to the Holy See by way of a deceptively worded draft papal bull.

The Republicans spent heavily to place on the ballot a series of deceptively worded propositions that were an assault on California's working middle class.

Floridians who think they're voting in November to promote the spread of solar panels may actually derail it, thanks to a deceptively worded ballot measure that would change the Sunshine State's constitution.

By deceptively word-crafted "climate and energy" legislative proposals intended to disguise carbon cap-and-tax, hot-air trading scams.

We're celebrating the restaurant's past and present with a menu that includes signatures such as seafood risotto with nepitella and the deceptively simply worded fancy cake.

"Like all of their previous material, today's video by CMP is deceptively edited and falsely worded to suggest impropriety or illegality where none exists," the company said in a statement.

It all begins with that deceptively simple word: "chaat".

With a few deceptively simple words and gestures, Mr. Haroun evokes both the flickering spell of cinema and a child's powerful, wistful longing for an absent parent.

Not being a definite lame duck is rather different, ain't it, from definitely not being a lame duck, and, when you hear the deceptively passive words "Nothing is decided," can't you just picture a man in a very nice business suit and an expensive tie sharpening an axe?