Sentence examples for show deception from inspiring English sources

But the network's other new show, "Deception," is dangerously close to matching that performance.

And finally, it would remove any doubt about information obtained as a result of criminal activities since we no longer would need to show deception or breach of duty by one party.

At the Television Critics Association winter press tour, when asked about casting two African-Americans as the show's leads and whether race issues would be central to the show, Deception creator Liz Heldens said, "I suppose that because of the way it all shook out, it was a way to deal with race without having to actually talk about it.

Yellow means "don't know", while red signifies you're lying: in polygraph-ese, "showing deception".

Dr. Lee had already taken a lie detector test; F.B.I. investigators believed that it showed deception when he was asked whether he had leaked secrets.

The I.N.C. reportedly provided Miller with the exclusive Haideri story three days after he had shown deception in a polygraph test administered by the C.I.A. at the request of the Defense Intelligence Agency.

Mr. Blix pointed out that the satellite images Mr. Powell brought before the Council were shot two weeks apart and did not necessarily show Iraqi deception.

"And I thought I had merely been claiming the privilege of literature to show her deception as such a perfect act".

Clarke's one-man show in deception was not to last long.

Maybe a show about deception that encouraged its players to become deeply paranoid about the people around them wasn't well suited to a nation in mourning.

Showing enchantment's evil side, is the art of Chitra Ganesh, whose powerful mixed media wall installation "Broken Spell" (2004) shows how deception and desire can lead to punishment and banishment.