Sentence examples for kind of deceptive from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of deceptive," Mr. Thornton said by phone from his office in Los Angeles.

Mr. Scott has the kind of deceptive, buttoned-down look and approach that make such bizarre circumstances believable -- almost.

This kind of deceptive advertising has become an increasing problem, leading the FTC to threaten a crackdown.

The meat was crisp, and cooked with the kind of deceptive simplicity that I knew was impossible for non-Italians to pull off.

Her prose is clipped and dry; it achieves a kind of deceptive primness even as it sneaks around behind to clock you on the head.

The hard part was overcoming suspicions elsewhere in the public health community that the whole thing was some kind of deceptive Philip Morris plot.

They are also covertly manipulated by partisan domestic political organizations using the same kinds of deceptive tactics.

Can the FTC, as it currently exists, possibly keep up with the pace of new kinds of deceptive practices in evolving technologies?

Jane Kirtley, Silha Professor of Media Ethics and Law at the University of Minnesota, said she believes "these kinds of deceptive techniques should only be used for the most important stories that cannot be obtained any other way".

I assume they've got serious money behind it and I assume we'll see that kind of destructive, deceptive advertising next fall if it's on the ballot".

Lest that above category of falsehood paint Trump as some kind of savvy, deceptive operator, let's remember that not all his falsehoods are carefully calculated some are insane conspiratorial nonsense.