Sentence examples for pure deception from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gregg called the plan "pure deception" of taxpayers, who he said were promised that any money left from the program would be paid back to the Treasury.

The archbishop of Paris and one of the highest dignitaries of the French Catholic church, Monsignor André Armand Vingt-Trois, defined same-sex marriage as a "pure deception".

Except in Fox's case, it's pure deception; a combination of politics, Marketing, and Psychology.

"Politics is pure deception here," Leonardo Morales, a retired government worker, told VICE News.

According to the S.E.C., two of the claims Stanford made to his investors — about how well one of his mutual funds performed and about where he would put the money––were pure deceptions.

--My favofite puree of pure, comical deception comes from CNSNews.

A sales job based on pure lies, deception and misrepresentations that result in over 100,000 deaths.

However, this is pure self-deception.

This last line is pure self-deception, as subsequent entries make plain.

More than a century after President Theodore Roosevelt signed the Pure Food and Drug Act, deception is still a far too popular marketing tool for food makers.

As a group difference we found that paediatricians less often than GPs rejected the use of pure placebos for its implying the deception of patients (43 vs. 60%, χ2 = 4.7, p = 0.03).