Sentence examples for is a bit deceptive from inspiring English sources

The costs are topping $7 billion a year, although that number is a bit deceptive because it includes one-time purchases for sophisticated equipment like armored vehicles, helicopters and communications equipment.

The other name is AT&T, but that is a bit deceptive.

The title of Christiane Lemieux's book, which she wrote with Rumaan Alam, "Undecorate" ($40, Clarkson Potter), is a bit deceptive.

The cocoon is a bit deceptive in its seeming simplicity: a good deal of high-tech thinking went into it.

Remarkably, it scored better than the average human being (although this is a bit deceptive; it doesn't mean the program actually understands what it is reading).

This assumption, she says, is a bit deceptive.

He's a bit deceptive like that.

That's a bit deceptive, too.

My score was a bit deceptive.

Warren is sometimes credited with broadening evangelical activism to transcend religious right preoccupations, but that's a bit deceptive.

"It's a bit deceptive," said Melisa Ingelozzi, 25, a philosophy student at the University of Buenos Aires, who described her sense of gender as fluid.