Sentence examples for quite deceived from inspiring English sources

If you were to just run with a tool I think you'd be quite deceived".

The deceived husband, a former Austrian general, receives Konrad, his deceiver and onetime bosom friend and fellow officer, for a confrontation he has broodingly prepared through 40 years of separation and silence.

For Cornel Hrisca-Munn, this metric deceived him completely.

Happiness is a capacity for being well-deceived, wrote one of Gardiner's satirical precursors, Jonathan Swift, and in The Unavoidable, he holds forth with Swiftian panache: Happiness is a chemical imbalance in the brain triggered by these tranquillity pills, tested to destruction on laboratory rats, whose happiness is quite depressing.

It was only with the publication in 1955 of "The Less Deceived" that Larkin became Larkin.

(Cryptome explicitly says it "never claims trustworthiness, authenticity or security…Expect to be deceived").

The higher they looked, the more deceived and downtrodden they would feel.

I, the less deceived, was faking far more sorrow than I felt.

A deceived husband sometimes demands a personal apology from his wife's lover.

Ms. Eaglen turns on the two with the hot fury of a deceived Valkyrie warrior.

"Obviously, I feel deceived and disappointed," he told Cadena Ser radio.