Sentence examples for manner of deception from inspiring English sources

As an OSS officer in the Morale Operations branch, McIntosh participated in all manner of deception.

It is suggested that in humans the reptilian brain is important in the expression of obsessive-compulsive behavior; personal day-to-day rituals, superstitious acts; slavish conformance to old ways of doing things; ceremonial re-enactments, as well as responding to partial representations (coloration, strangeness, etc)., whether alive or inanimate, and all manner of deception.

The literary project in which Corelli has enlisted David winds up involving him in all manner of deceptions and outright crimes, including a fair number of violent deaths.

10 1 BY WAY OF DECEPTION, by Victor Ostrovsky and Claire Hoy.

The silk moth is a master of deception.

He's a master of deception.

Jamirus: A large chimera demon and master of deception.

And instead of grasping desperately for ways to expand on its premise, in the disappointing manner of many other such books, "Rules of Deception" develops an entertainingly serpentine complexity.

Kershaw's pitching style relies on a lot of deception.

One interesting theoretical point that this finding raises is that while our respondents seemed to adopt a broadly consequentialist attitude toward the acceptability of deception, they also believed that the manner in which agents are deceived is relevant to the moral assessment of deception.

Back in December, Sir Ivan Rogers, Britain's former senior civil servant in Brussels, made a widely quoted speech in which he declared that "the debate in this country — on all sides — continues to suffer from all manner of delusions, fantasies and self-deceptions". British politicians, he said, "can no longer get away with strutting and fretting or with sound and fury.