Sentence examples for deliberately deceptive from inspiring English sources

To brandish one superfluously is deliberately deceptive and hence subkosher.

Worse still, Gosse seemed to have been deliberately deceptive.

Fractional assessment figures obscure true values and are deliberately deceptive.

But the idea that most online reviews are deliberately deceptive is a gross exaggeration.

Gregor Wright's art might look ramshackle but its appearance is deliberately deceptive.

ADAM GOPNIK: I don't think that the church has been "slow" in the Dan Brown sense of deliberately deceptive.

For the purposes of the study, researchers defined "junk news sources" as those that didn't abide by basic journalistic practices and that "deliberately publish misleading, deceptive or incorrect information purporting to be real news".

One of the companies created in this way was later found to have deliberately engaged in "deceptive measures" by the US government to supply aviation oil to the Syrian regime in 2013 and 2014.

The researchers conclude that Santino deliberately engaged in deceptive concealment of the stones, and that this was a new, innovative behavior on his part: Before 2010, Santino had never put stones under hay piles or behind logs.

The judge, Joan R. Salzman, accused Mr. Scarano of "deliberately overbuilding" and said some of his filings were "so deceptive that they call to mind out-and-out fraud".

After reviewing those two cases, the administrative judge, Joan R. Salzman, in a ruling in March 2010, found that Mr. Scarano was "deliberately overbuilding" and said some of his filings were "so deceptive that they call to mind out-and-out fraud".