Sentence examples for public deception from inspiring English sources

The point is that Trump has a long record of lying, shady business practices, public deception, and crossing legal lines.

At best, bilateral verification of nuclear warhead reductions would be a grand exercise in pretense and public deception.

In a country of secret truths and public deception, his claim will be viewed as propaganda for the shah and his son, who is in exile.

"Yes, a similar document ought to have been harvested by the record label, but please understand that the pop or rock industry can be as dedicated to perpetuating public deception as the world of politics itself.

For universities to legitimize fossil fuel corporations that obstruct truth (through their underwriting of public deception) and ward off sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels by lobbying for and exploiting public subsidies is counterproductive and indeed shameful.

"Tony Blair, as chief architect of this sordid and concerted assault on due process, is let off too lightly by the committee, though they are explicit in exposing the public deception which lay at the heart of this nefarious process.

Today's students have come of age in an era of relativism, he said, watching former President Clinton grow more popular after his own public deceptions and learning history through fictional films such as "Pearl Harbor" and "JFK". Precisely at times such as these, he said, students need good teachers to help them sort fact from fiction.

A number of the papers that shied away from participating in the pro-bono-public deception ran editorials applauding it.

One such is former USAF Lt Col George A Crawford, who wrote the following in 2001: "Personnel skilled at conducting strategic information operations – to include psychological operations, public information, deception, media and computer network operations, and related activities – are important for victory.

whereupon the A. K. C. triumphantly made the deception public.

I see a president unable to speak in whole sentences or think on his feet, politicians obsessed with being elected, acceptance of mediocrity, low educational standards, arrogant foreign policy, a huge public debt, lies, deception and unending war.