Sentence examples for levels of deception from inspiring English sources

There are many levels of deception practiced in Suzan-Lori Parks's vibrant story of battling brothers in close quarters.

The study shows that disproportionate coverage of fraud is linked to higher levels of stigma, with the readers of "stigmatising newspapers", such as the Sun, believing there were "higher levels of deception within the welfare system".

There are many levels of deception practiced in "Topdog/Underdog," which also stars the estimable Don Cheadle and has been directed with high wit and flair by George C. Wolfe.

"Topdog," by the author of "The America Play" and "In the Blood," suggests that any human exchange involves sham, and examines the many levels of deception that spring from this dynamic.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin Robert Mueller, the special counsel investigating possible Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election, has lately been moving so fast that it is becoming difficult to keep track of the intricate levels of deception, and self-deception, described in the indictments that he brings.

An analysis on press content for Elizabeth Finn Care report shows that disproportionate coverage of fraud is linked to higher levels of stigma, with readers of "stigmatising newspapers" such as the Sun believing that there were "higher levels of deception within the welfare system".

Given the level of deception inherent to the underground sex industry, its size can be difficult to fully assess.

The indictment documents "a stunning level of deception and corruption," said Lanny A. Brewer, an assistant attorney general.

So why are so many (almost half of all single people) choosing a form of dating they know relies upon a certain level of deception?

Some GCHQ staff working on one sensitive programme expressed concern about "the morality and ethics of their operational work, particularly given the level of deception involved".

It describes itself as a "'consumer advocate' for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics".