Sentence examples for natural deception from inspiring English sources

Shadows crept over the infield, in back of the mound, to create a natural deception.

He still has some feel for how to get hitters out, but his velocity is just not there, and he does not have the kind of natural deception that Jered Weaver offers.

Their initial circlings are a mixture of deliberate deception and natural innocence - fed in both cases by the neediness of their backgrounds.

Trivers explains how natural selection favours self-deception.

We can't count on Microsoft and Sony to confirm anything (since deception is their natural state), and we can also ignore anything they say in the negative, since they blatantly lie about that stuff too.

He concludes: "It is clear enough from this that he cannot be a deceiver, since it is manifest by the natural light that all fraud and deception depend on some defect" (7:52).

The revelation of the deception is extremely embarrassing to the natural history unit.

When voters are deceived and then told to accept the deception, a Trump presidency is the natural consequence.

Inga Karton and Talis Bachmann of the University of Tartu adopted a different and novel approach, by examining the natural propensity to lie spontaneously during situations in which deception has no consequences.

Lake George is still like that: part jaw-dropping natural beauty, and part good old human hokum and winking deception on the other.

Truth, deception, and mystery are big material, and they're the natural, the intrinsic subject of magic.