Sentence examples for like a deception from inspiring English sources

It has started to seem like a deception that this club won their 20th league title by 11 points last season.

Yet the flurry of goals felt almost like a deception considering how England had played for the vast majority of this match.

True, there was the 5-0 win at Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League, but the general level of performance has been undistinguished enough to make that night feel almost like a deception.

Their mid-table position in the top flight seems like a deception on nights such as this, and is perhaps primarily a reflection of having to juggle domestic duties with an attempt to progress in the Europa League.

Atlético's supporters had broken into spontaneous applause for their team as soon as Bale put Carlo Ancelotti's side ahead, and the ovation did not stop even when the game ran away from them and the score started to feel like a deception.

There have been difficulties in getting the dowry, and Ratha wonders whether this marriage will be a deception like so many others..

There have been difficulties in getting the dowry, and Ratha wonders whether this marriage will be a deception like so many others...

There was something marvelous about the thousands of men in dark suits daily swarming down Lombard Street — I even remember a bowler hat — and something decidedly romantic about the leftover twinkle of empire that went from Threadneedle Street to the Aldwych to Piccadilly and, like tardy starlight, perpetrated a deception of time.

"He does not like deception," Peter Mikulas, a former N.Y.U.

It was a deception.

But it was a deception.