Sentence examples similar to foster deceptive from inspiring English sources
But as the next election approaches, very little of what he promised has been delivered, so many of his erstwhile supporters are feeling disillusioned.Even the apparent political stability that Mr Berlusconi has fostered is deceptive.
SABMiller countered, asserting that Foster's had made "misleading and deceptive" statements in its full-year financial results, claims that Australian regulators declined to pursue.
10 Researchers of another study further suggest that attitudinal data can help develop and foster the use of effective and non-deceptive placebo treatment techniques.
Compared to its solitary counterpart, self-deception within a collective is both easier to foster and more difficult to escape, being abetted by the self-deceptive efforts of others within the group.
Since his success nearly a decade ago in fostering the canard that Barack Obama was born in Kenya, Trump has been spreading deceptive allegations and outright lies as a political tactic — all while falsely accusing his adversaries of making things up.
"SABMiller seeks final orders that Foster's make an announcement to the market clarifying the information it claims is misleading and deceptive".
A monograph is deceptive.
Appearances can be deceptive.
Averages can be deceptive.
