Sentence examples similar to play deception from inspiring English sources

Aaron Sorkin's screenplay for "The Social Network" doesn't directly address the ramifications of the Facebook phenomenon, but it can give you the creeps when you consider that Facebook facilitates childish game playing, deception and adopting multiple identities, as does "Inception".

It was on one hand refreshing to sit with one of our regional distributors of seafood and hear them very candidly acknowledge that the handful of so-called premium salmon brands that have emerged since CleanFish's starting up the category in 2004, were, in their words, a "scam", or a "joke", or a "pay-to-play deception".

But it is also true that to care for the donkey in order win Veronica is foul play, is deception.

Vaudeville Theatre, WC2, Mon to 11 Jun MC The financially troubled Northcott Theatre is back in business under artistic director Paul Jepson, who has chosen Harold Pinter's play about deception and marital infidelity (inspired by his own affair with Joan Bakewell) for its first proper production in six years.

Or it could be a incredibly well executed play at deception, making people look left when they should be looking right.

Though we get happy moments of intimacy with the ones we love most that are moments of truthfulness, of sharing secrets, etc. it is the play between deception and truthfulness that we should acknowledge, rather than the privileging of one over the other.

Kircher, Mr. Gorman said, was playing with "deception and demonology," which was "no laughing matter in the 17th century".

Games will be played, and deception will occur -- this is the nature of the political beast.

She, though, has to play layers of deception.

By all means play Drake's Deception; it is an excellent game.

In the first half, Sanchez led the Jets on scoring drives of 17 and 10 plays, finding comfort with quick slants, play-action and deception.