Sentence examples similar to fluent talk designed to deceive from inspiring English sources
But so is talking nonsense about nothing in language designed to deceive.
The indictment says that "these statements were misrepresentations designed to deceive potential bidders".
Another type of display behaviour is that designed to deceive a predator or lure it away from vulnerable young.
Isn't speechwriting the sewage-filled, dumbed-down tributary of writing, designed to deceive and make inarticulate politicians seem smart?
So either the clues that do remain were included accidentally, or they are deliberately designed to deceive.
The Comm. had earlier refused to approve it, on the ground that the labels were designed to deceive the public.
At that point, University Sports says, Playmakers "engaged in a systematic campaign of evidence destruction and perjury designed to deceive U.S.P. and the court regarding their misconduct".
"We found that this was not just one isolated event; it appears to be a course of conduct designed to deceive the public".
"These are real deals, not paper transactions designed to deceive," said Tony Travers, the senior partner at Maples and Calder, a law firm on Grand Cayman.
Enron's shareholders, meanwhile, footed the bill for the enterprise, which was designed to deceive them about the precarious state of Enron's balance sheet.
