Sentence examples for probably deceptive from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, if Clive Goodman's account is accurate, it shows the evidence he gave us was at best misleading and probably deceptive," he said.

Labour MP Tom Watson described the latest claims as "devastating" and said they suggested previous evidence given by Mr Coulson to the committee was "at best misleading and probably deceptive".

Yet if things feel a bit more chilled out on site today, this is probably deceptive - there are still thousands of people flocking to events whose topics are as penetrating as ever.

Your biggest threats are probably in the deceptive phrase.

Sometimes you just can't beat a couple of cold ones when it comes to screaming "I might have sex with you in a cupboard!" or, "I'm probably French!" The deceptive photoshopped images of the before and after photos on the box didn't get Bye Bra off to a great start, and by the time I'd awkwardly stuck it on, it definitely wasn't in my good books.

Sometimes you just can't beat a couple of cold ones when it comes to screaming "I might have sex with you in a cupboard!" or, "I'm probably French!" The deceptive photoshopped images of the before and after photos on the box didn't get Bye Bra off to a great start, and by the time I'd awkwardly stuck it on, it definitely wasn't on my good side.

In the Morgan manuscript, Wilde's hand flows confidently, as if taking dictation, but the appearance of fluency may be deceptive: the autograph is probably a copy of an earlier draft that has disappeared.

Her lack of action is deceptive though, because she's probably the most talented of the whole bunch.

And to be clear, this isn't because we choose to be deliberately deceptive either, although that's probably true sometimes.

Probably many other examples of hybrid zones among deceptive orchids exist, but molecular studies documenting the genetic structure of these hybrid zones are scarce, especially in the case of Neotropical orchids (but see [ 39]).

Undeterred by reality, Hube continues to hammer away at her deceptive scenario: "Unfortunately, the family would also probably save less, at the expense of retirement or college funds".