Sentence examples for for deceitful from inspiring English sources

They have cracked down on a few firms for deceitful hyping and suspect these are far from isolated instances.

This came on top of an earlier £35.8m fine from April 2008, for deceitful reporting in its Customer Service department.

The Office of Fair Trading is revoking the consumer credit licence of one of the UK's largest unsecured credit brokers for "deceitful and oppressive business practices".

Welles pauses the film's action intermittently to hold court with the audience from his edit bay, explaining choices of direction or apologizing for deceitful behavior pinpointing halfway through a story about the late Pablo Picasso as precisely when he just started making up facts.

I exit the interstate in New Orleans East, fifteen miles from the French Quarter, at Chef Menteur, a highway named for a deceitful Choctaw Indian chief or an early colonial governor, depending on whom you ask.

Or more to the point: All Iraq All the Time, for the deceitful origins of the war in Iraq are the major focus of the former press secretary's tell-all.

ACCURACY The ad's most devastating line - Mr. Obama saying, "If we keep talking about the economy, we're going to lose" - is also its most misleading, and has already come under attack from Democrats and Mr. Obama's re-election campaign for being "deceitful and dishonest".

Not even for the deceitful, shameful and incompetent war in Iraq - even though, alongside the crimes against the Iraqi people and international law, I consider that he's also committed treason by endangering British forces and the British people for no good reason.

Prop 8 then used photos of these children, without parental permission, for their deceitful television ad.

In his blog, he revealed that the intentions for his deceitful ploy were to openly criticize affirmative action and speak out against systems of "legalized racism".

The consequences in the episode of concealing truth, spontaneous combustion, is an allusion to Bleak House by Charles Dickens of whom Whedon is a fan where characters also face immolation for being deceitful.