Sentence examples for kind of cheating from inspiring English sources

To avoid them is a kind of cheating.

The books, Athill is quick to point out, are a kind of "cheating".

I felt like I was kind of cheating society or something.

The other is that any kind of "cheating" sits better if you've put in honest work and failed: if you've read, re-read and re-read again.

In place of the serendipity achieved from actually writing everything by hand, each letter here was drawn once or twice and then repeated when needed like a regular typeface, which is kind of cheating.

Family members who have been ruthlessly hijacked as characters have no means of redress, no outlet for their own story, no forum in which to proclaim to the same public, "But I'm not really like that!" or "That's a lie, she made all that up!" Fiction, too, is a kind of cheating.

"I've kind of cheated the intellectuals who think cynicism is the most important thing," he said.

"We all felt kind of cheated at the time because the movie doesn't show the magical passion that surrounds the novel," he recalled.

And, if I look at things and I say well, actually, it's true I got nothing in the first period because Patrick kind of cheated me in the first period–so it's true I got nothing yesterday and it's true it was Patrick who caused me to get nothing yesterday, but nevertheless that's a sunk cost and I'm comparing getting 1 now with getting 3 now.

The I.R.S. is taking some steps to tighten up on certain kinds of cheating.

It called on universities and colleges to record incidents of this and other kinds of cheating to help build a clearer picture of the scale of the problem.