Sentence examples for is a deceit from inspiring English sources

But in many ways the proposal is a deceit, for the net indebtedness of the government still rises.

For them, integration is a deceit, not a promise.A job and a house will not solve everything.

It is a deceit reminiscent of the long-running lie that Hawk aircraft were not operating in East Timor.

She offers it without a trace of unease, and I can't decide whether the grace of what I'm sure is a deceit is really quite impressive, or offputting.

To now pretend that we are not one of the best nations in the world – better than anywhere else in Europe – in terms of the percentage of the population who are economically active is a deceit towards the British people".

Find out why it's a "deceit" of lapwings.

"The reality is that the June monitoring round, which of course didn't happen until July, was a deceit because there was an acknowledgement that there would be further significant cuts to be made in October," Mr Ford said said.

Speaking on a visit to the East Midlands, Labour leader Ed Miliband, said the plans were "a deceit" and called the Conservatives "the party of the richest in our society".

"This was a deceit of such subtlety and cunning in its planning, and was a deceit from your point of view so successful in its execution that an outsider to this case might find the facts difficult to comprehend.

If investors are yawning, it's because in pure dollar terms this is a minuscule deceit.

"To pretend they do is a wilful deceit," he said.