It angered her that such people would deceive Kostya, and it angered her that he would allow himself to be deceived.
The ball went just over the bar instead and it would be typical of Dempsey's first half, as repeated little flicks and feints would deceive his marker, but more often than not his team mates as well.
Some say that one double would deceive them, but never four different ones.
she asks herself, plotting for the plausible, the approximate, some arrangement of words that would deceive and soothe and sound, recognizably, like our life.
In the Administration's plan, the words would deceive the civil-rights workers, and the actions would deceive the Southern segregationists, and in the process the political onus for integration would shift from the executive branch of the government to the legislative and judicial branches.
I was also taken in by Emily Nussbaum's not-so-crazy theory that Nazir had re-turned Brody, and devised a six-moves-ahead plan with him where they would deceive Carrie and strike America.
Turning bare-bones melodies into incantations, sometimes working up to the verge of sobbing, she sang about confrontations with marketers, lovers and others who would deceive or exploit her: "This common social structure's far too claustrophobic/ let me loose," she sang.
As Ophelia, Zainab Jah gave a richly layered portrayal of a dutiful young daughter of a court noble who can't possibly imagine that her father (Polonius) or her fiancé (Hamlet) would deceive or jeopardize her.
Kamal Saleem, under his real name, Khodor Shami, worked for Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network for sixteen years, was hired by James Dobson's Focus on the Family in 2003, and founded Koome Ministries in 2006 to "expose the true agenda of [Muslims] who would deceive our nation and the free nations of the world".
If the public sees your mark and makes no association with your products and services, then it would not deceive the public to market something else with the same mark.
