Sentence examples for may deceive you from inspiring English sources
Watch to see what everyday ingredients you can use on your skin and see if you can guess Susan Ciminelli's age -- her amazing skin may deceive you.
Setá may deceive you into thinking that it's just another fancy white-tablecloth steakhouse, until you eat there and spot such complex contemporary Mexican menu items as a "shellfish tart" with shrimp, calamari, clams and scallops on a ridged corn masa crust with ancho chile cream, or shrimp chile rellenos with huitlacoche sauce.
rush at you right away, keep your ears open – this site may deceive you by offering allegedly free full version games, only to redirect you to other numerous websites where the game requires full payment.
How does he feel about posting up information under false names that may deceive shoppers and consumers?
If such facsimiles are detached from the volumes that they were intended to illustrate, they may deceive the unwary.
Our own silence may deceive us about how much our wars matter in and complicate our relations with a diverse world, and not only its Muslim parts.
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".
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.
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.
