Sentence examples for doesn't deceive from inspiring English sources
I would be happy to vote for a woman for President, but send us someone better than Hillary, who doesn't deceive so much, who actually has the experience that she is claiming.
Given all of this, it's reasonable to ask whether the timeline entry didn't warrant a few additional facts, slightly more context, and, perhaps, a photo that doesn't deceive the audience. .
Janet Maslin in The New York Times said Spacey was at his "wittiest and most agile" to date, and Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times singled Spacey out for successfully portraying a man who "does reckless and foolish things [but who] doesn't deceive himself".
The title of the new Bertrand Tavernier film, "The French Minister," does not deceive.
As his songs repeat, they reveal something behind the anodyne aspects of the music — a patient, practical mind that does not deceive itself about the difficulties of love.
As his songs repeat, they reveal something behind the anodyne aspects of the music a patient, practical mind that does not deceive itself about the difficulties of love.
The difference is that insider trading requires proof of a breach of fiduciary duty, so that the proprietor of the information can do whatever it wishes so long as it does not deceive the investing public.
JOHN REED, if memory does not deceive, once apologised to his shareholders for having tried, expensively and unsuccessfully, to build his banking company, Citicorp, into a top-tier investment bank.
That is, ultimate truth does not deceive the world by posing one mode of appearance while existing in another mode".
A true belief, then, is one that does not deceive one by promising to lead to a desired goal and then failing somehow to lead to that goal.
(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 273) On the second definition "Conventional truth is that which does not deceive the perspective to which it appears (snang ngor), or that which does not deceive an erroneous perspective ('khrul ngor), or that which is non-deceptive according to the standard of the mundane convention".
