Sentence examples similar to evident deceit from inspiring English sources
Pursuit of economic self-interest may manifest "guile," or deceit.
Ms. Bawden's descriptive gifts were perhaps nowhere more evident than in two later books: the novel "Circles of Deceit," a finalist for the Booker Prize in 1987, and the memoir "Dear Austen," published in 2005.
In the film, Eve's vulnerability soon became evident in spite of those heels and the lipstick glossy with deceit — war paint that armed her for the struggle to be a woman in a nearly all-male world, the only game in town.
I am more convinced, as the catalogue of Trump lies and deceit grow exponentially, that it is becoming more and more evident that the election was in effect rigged and that the Comey effect did play an important if not deciding role in the outcome.
Whereas the term "cry wolf" strategy implies an act of deceit (i.e. 'plant deceits the enemies of the plant's attackers), it is not self-evident that it evolved for that reason.
This deceit never got easier.
Was the use of deceit to expose deceit justified?
Infidelity, confusion, deceit.
