Sentence examples for even deceiving from inspiring English sources

In fact, experimental studies can be even deceiving by suggesting an artifactual assignment of a gene function.

The bigger problem is that we even deceive ourselves about how big this wage gap is.

No story is fair if it consciously or unconsciously misleads or even deceives the reader.

But others in the film make the case that Mr. Cheney manipulated Mr. Bush and at times even deceived him in ways that endangered his presidency.

"How absurd are the pretensions and slogans of those who for years have gotten away with saying, and perhaps even deceived themselves by saying, that the kind of judges they want are the 'restrained,' rather than the 'activist' kind," Professor Tribe said.

One can even deceive oneself.

ZTE Corporation not only violated export controls that keep sensitive American technology out of the hands of hostile regimes like Iran's – they lied to federal investigators and even deceived their own counsel and internal investigators about their illegal acts.

Newly minted US Attorney General Jeff Sessions is looking to make an example out of the company, stating in the same release, ZTE Corporation not only violated export controls that keep sensitive American technology out of the hands of hostile regimes like Iran's – they lied to federal investigators and even deceived their own counsel and internal investigators about their illegal acts.

"But won't this confuse our readers," ventures another publisher, "and even deceive them into reading brand propaganda when they're expecting arms-length journalism?" The devil has an answer for that, too.

From bats and mice that sing songs to ants and honeybees that tell each other about the location of food, animals are sharing information with each other, and can sometimes use that information to persuade, manipulate, or even deceive other animals.

At other times Muhammad sent assassins to kill his enemies in their sleep, and even to deceive and abuse trust in order to assassinate.