Sentence examples for may deceive the from inspiring English sources

If such facsimiles are detached from the volumes that they were intended to illustrate, they may deceive the unwary.

Pyrite is called fool's gold because its colour may deceive the novice into thinking he has discovered a gold nugget.

A television advertisement for a heart stent that promotes the product's potential benefits but seems to play down the medical risks may deceive the public and should be reviewed by federal regulators, according to an op-ed article published on Wednesday by a leading medical journal.

It is then controlled by the force of propulsion, the resistance of the atmosphere, and gravitation.... Getzein's antic and deceptive motions may deceive the batter, so that he is unable to discover the exact course of the ball in time to strike it, but he cannot throw a ball so as to make a curve on the horizontal plane".

Otherwise, an attacker may present his live biometrics to pass the liveness testing and then he may deceive the verification process by supplying an artificial sample.

While the picturesque village and the beauty of the region may deceive at first, the illusion doesn't last long: Nobody enjoys being stuck in Idomeni.

By disguising the gift content males may deceive females to copulate, while the female attempts to consume the gift.

He exchanged them with others at Mount Vernon, issuing instructions: "I wish to have it accomplished under pretext that may deceive both them and the public".

This may deceive some servers to accept the signature, because the original signed contents still exist inside that wrapping element.

In the forthcoming primaries, therefore, Mr Kasich appears to promise a welcome antidote to the poll-tested blandness of Mr Bush.Yet appearances may deceive.

(In characteristic fashion, the next sentence reads: "But in this I may deceive myself, & cannot claim to be held an impartial judge" (Correspondence 209).) Material objects are not by nature beautiful or sublime, but are only made so by the infusion of mental states.