Sentence examples for matter of deception from inspiring English sources

"It's a matter of deception," the elder Mr. Humala said of his son's first year in office.

Sport has never known, surely, such ferocious momentum in the matter of organised deception.

They say that the absence of weapons of mass destruction was more a failure of intelligence than a matter of outright deception by the Administration; and although they do not share the neoconservatives' enthusiastic belief in the transformative power of military force, they accept the possibility that the invasion of Iraq might lead to the establishment of democratic institutions there.

The silk moth is a master of deception.

He's a master of deception.

Jamirus: A large chimera demon and master of deception.

Mr. Flemmi said matter of factly that that deception was simply part of his attempt to cover up the crime.

He's committing a nationally televised fraud and, given the sorts of people who are the most susceptible to his trickery, it's only a matter of time before Beck's deception takes a tragic turn.

This is interesting because consequentialists would tend to deny the latter claim; from a consequentialist perspective, all that matters with regard to the moral acceptability of deception is whether or not the deception brings about good consequences.

In her sharpest comments so far on the matter, Ms. McMahon accused Mr. Blumenthal, a Democrat, of engaging in "a pattern of deception" by claiming in front of various groups that he had served in Vietnam when he did not.

But it galls and distresses her that she is increasingly unsure whether Nick's loyalty to PM and his WMD-justifications for war are a matter of professional duty or brainwashed self-deception.