Sentence examples for from the deception from inspiring English sources

Best Buy acted quickly to distance itself from the deception.

Or rather, we think we're exempt from the deception that ensnares others.

Everything, from the deception about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq to the allegations of cash for peerages, increased both need and desire for a blunt prime minister.

The infield fly rule protects base runners from the deception of an infielder who may allow an infield fly ball to drop, thus setting up an easy force play.

This show, hosted by Jason Silva with help from the "deception specialist" (as he's called) Apollo Robbins, delves into how the brain works, primarily by showing it not working as it perhaps should.

He described a political landscape that stretched "from the deception that lay behind the Vietnam War, to the shock of the Watergate scandal" and through the Iran-contra hearings, a chain of poisonous hearings like the Senate confirmation hearing of Clarence Thomas to a seat on the Supreme Court, and "the earth- shaking impeachment experience of 1998 and 1999".

But essentially this author took her material from the deceptions, desolation and cruelty of humankind.

What also set Wences apart from other ventriloquists was the fact that there were no clever lines to distract people from the deceptions he was performing.

So on InfoWars, the Web site of the hypervigilant radio host Alex Jones, a list of "33 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out to Be True" leads from the deceptions of the Gulf of Tonkin and Iran-contra and then moves to accusations of plots by the Trilateral Commission and the Federal Reserve.

But for LGBTQ people in particular it's vital to stop the American media from putting forth the deception that Trump is "gay-friendly" ― a lie that endangers us.

Fasen says Spanghero and French manufacturers were in on the deception from the beginning.