Sentence examples for in the deception of from inspiring English sources

It's time the BBC stopped collaborating in the deception of its listeners.

Jan Woolf London TE Lawrence almost certainly regretted his part in the deception of the Arab forces by the British, signing up to the RAF as Aircraftsman Ross and later joining the Royal Tank Regiment as Private TE Shaw.

I don't think the media has done its job in the last five years covering the deception of some of these groups in the United States who feign moderation and still are militant".

"I was always jealous of writers," he recalls in "L'Imposture des Mots" ("The Deception of Words"), a nonfiction book just published here.

The Puranas introduce themes that are echoed in later works, including the deception of the unsuspecting Ahalya by Indra's devious disguise as Gautama in his absence.

Johnny's tale opens under "the very mask of war" and ends with the deception of peace; in between come any number of subterfuges.

In fact, the deceptions of orchids are so elaborate and so well carried off that Charles Darwin was himself fooled.

But it was also a damning indictment of the mainstream media's complicity in the wholesale deception of the American public on the single most important decision a country can make -- the decision to go to war.

An illustration of this is obvious, extreme in the deception: The Life of Smith; but also other religions, religions proper, only in differing degrees".

In 2010, we commented on the heroes in the furor that unmasked the deceptions of the once-admired Harvard University psychologist Marc Hauser, whose upright actions did not benefit their academic careers.

He denied that Better Capital had been involved in the deliberate deception of workers.