Sentence examples for easy to deceive from inspiring English sources

The teenagers said it had been easy to deceive their parents, who wanted to believe they were not using heroin.

The hotel pools are still kept clean and clear.It is easy to deceive oneself that things are really not too bad.

But in Queens since 2005, at least five people have been convicted of, or pleaded guilty to, committing a very different kind of hate crime — singling out elderly victims for nonviolent crimes like mortgage fraud because they believed older people would be easy to deceive and might have substantial savings or home equity.

It is all too easy for me to be mistaken about whether my life is eudaimon (the adjective from eudaimonia) not simply because it is easy to deceive oneself, but because it is easy to have a mistaken conception of eudaimonia, or of what it is to live well as a human being, believing it to consist largely in physical pleasure or luxury for example.

He is described by sources as a successful general, but slow of understanding and easy to deceive.

Telling his church attenders "God hates some of you". Claiming men who serve as primary care-givers are "worse than unbelievers". Calling women gullible and easy to deceive.

We are immersed in an online world in which consequences often go unseen — and that has made it easier to deceive ourselves about what we are doing.

We say that was all part of the fraud — by hiding the fakes among the genuine goods it was much easier to deceive the public".

We are immersed in an online world in which consequences often go unseen and that has made it easier to deceive ourselves about what we are doing.

The Athenians agreed, while the Spartans under their king Cleomenes (who ruled from 519 to shortly before 490) did not, thus showing, as Herodotus says, that "it seems indeed to be easier to deceive a multitude than one man".

In the study, the researchers examined different areas of gender bias in negotiation and, in the process, examined whether female negotiators were seen as being easier to deceive in negotiations.