Sentence examples for point of deception from inspiring English sources

The rest was classic cheating, and it mostly went undetected by the refs — no surprise, perhaps, since the whole point of deception is to deceive.

Companies can't afford to disappoint Wall Street's earnings expectations, so they are tempted to push their earnings, even to the point of deception.

In fact, the controversy is more of a PR's perfect teacup-storm, since the guide – appropriately enough for a book designed to offer the country to a wider public – is enthusiastic almost to the point of deception.

Andrée resisted Ekholm's criticisms to the point of deception.

By this point "Rules of Deception" has come very close to wearing out its welcome.

The point of the deception, he said, was "to make it a bigger story, more exciting".

For A-Rod, the focus isn't just on being a great player anymore, which had been a fatal flaw that drove his ego to the point of public deception.

"It's interesting from the point of view of deception," Ms. DePaulo said.

One problem that arises for this approach is the following: Many epistemologists share the intuition that, if an evil demon deceives you and your perceptual experiences are therefore completely misleading you, they are nevertheless a source of justification for you because, from your own, internal point of view, such deception is not detectable.

But within this world, we are able to point to specific acts of deception and bad faith and say, "that's fucked up".

"But some of these skepticisms, at times, have gotten a bit bothersome, to the point of accusing the Army of deception about the Stryker's performance and transportability".