Sentence examples for may be deceiving from inspiring English sources

Still, the numbers may be deceiving.

But the wide variety of brands may be deceiving.

But the lack of hype may be deceiving.

Still, Ginsburg's fragile appearance, and her medical history, may be deceiving.

This symposium asks whether we may be deceiving ourselves and, if we are, what are the implications of that self-deception.

In other words, our statistics may be deceiving us — by accepting, say, our health care and educational expenditures at face value.

Female short-tongued flies may be deceived by open-type flowers with carrion smells e.g., the flowers of Stapelia and Rafflesia.

And customers may be deceived if brokers charge fees that are designed to cover the costs of services provided, while also marking up the prices of securities to earn a profit that is not disclosed.

For everyone admits that a man may be deceived in his sleep".

FitzRalph makes a distinction between a prophesy through which people are deceived, on the one hand, and lying on the other; thus a person may be deceived by the prophesy and yet God did not lie to them.

Even in the case where an RP does have a high assurance certificate and the user is careful, the user may be deceived by a company name or logo that is similar to that used by a legitimate RP (although in principle this should be prevented by the registration process for a high assurance certificate).