Sentence examples for should not deceive from inspiring English sources

But looks should not deceive.

These say that parody accounts should not deceive or confuse users.

Dr. Geller, the bioethicist, agrees that parents should not deceive their children.

And our American colleagues should not deceive their public by saying it was a great American victory.

Yet the members of the new House of Commons who gather to elect a new Speaker today should not deceive themselves.

"The fact that he's of quite, sort of, gentlemanly background," Moore says, "should not deceive people into thinking he is not highly professional.

However, we shouldn't deceive ourselves that this is as good as a consistent sleep routine.

That George W. grew up in Midland, Texas, and not Greenwich, Connecticut, shouldn't deceive anyone, Phillips argues.

Absolutely nothing against the proponents of Cornish, good luck to them, but they shouldn't deceive themselves or anyone else.

But the 24/7 media focus on the campaign, Bush's shambling style and the feeling of a page turning on the conservative movement shouldn't deceive us into thinking that this administration's work is done.

"We shouldn't deceive ourselves--in our conversations on this subject, we recognize that we are on the cusp of a very, very demanding and long-term commitment if we go down this road," he said.