Sentence examples for often deceived from inspiring English sources

But the government urged caution, saying Mr. Hinckley had often deceived those treating him.

Pantaloon, Italian Pantalone, stock character of the 16th-century Italian commedia dell'arte a cunning and rapacious yet often deceived Venetian merchant.

Scholars have documented that the comfort women were often deceived or abducted, and then raped daily by dozens of soldiers; countless numbers were tortured and killed.

In a 1997 ruling on one of Mr. Hinckley's requests, Judge Green said Mr. Hinckley had often deceived those treating him.

As he pursued the war in Vietnam, and often deceived the public, he began to fear that the White House was full of leakers, and it was not long before he suspected Morton Halperin, who had turned against the war and knew nearly as many secrets about it as anyone else in the Administration.

One idea, proposed in 1810 by German explorer Albert von Sack (see here), is that when a sloth hugs a tree with its dorsal spot facing outwards, "it looks then exactly like a piece of branch where the rest has been broken off, by which the hunters are often deceived".

But appearances often deceive.

Our green instincts often deceive us.

But in Turkey, looks are often deceiving.

Taylor often deceives offensive linemen because he looks smallish.

It is true that such moves often deceive the psycher's partner and lead to disaster, but when they do they are not reported in the press.