Sentence examples for intending to deceive from inspiring English sources

Last Wednesday, Berkshire's board took a much tougher stance, accusing Mr. Sokol of intending to deceive and mislead Mr. Buffett.

Most of the time, the investors' shared awareness of reality belongs to a Goffmanesque frame whereby they accept no intentionality, misrepresentation or fabrication, believing instead that the 'performers' (investees) are not intending to deceive them.

For example, if a gardener who has had a very bad crop of tomatoes says "We've got tomatoes coming out of our ears," intending to deceive about his having a bumper crop, then this untruthful statement made with an intention to deceive is typically not considered a lie, because the untruthful statement is metaphorical (Saul 2012, 16).

M, arithmetic mean; SD, standard deviation The present study explored the electrophysiological evidence of the process of intending to deceive with a cue-response paradigm.

To make a criminal case, prosecutors need to show that executives knowingly intended to deceive.

This form of warning has been combated by radio silence and by spoofing, the transmission of signals intended to deceive.

He then acknowledged that he had misspoken several times but said he never intended to deceive anyone.

Mr. Pfeiffer obliged late Tuesday, saying that he did not realize they were separate busts and never intended to deceive.

And if evidence is hard to find, the threat becomes more powerful: management intended to deceive as well as threaten.

Now John was being obedient to the dictionary definition of "bullshit" which is nonsense intended to deceive.

KeySpan acknowledged that it had used a stock photo to save money but said it never intended to deceive anyone.