Sentence examples for so deceptive from inspiring English sources
"I'm angry, because this is so deceptive," she said.
"Why are they being so deceptive about it?" McFaul asked.
"His mechanics are so deceptive, and hitters think they're seeing the ball, but it just keeps rising on them.
What makes economic bubbles and Ponzi schemes so deceptive is the close resemblance to a network effect of social networking.
Last March, though, the judge found that Scarano had engaged in "deliberate subterfuge" and actions "so deceptive that they call to mind out-and-out fraud".
It doesn't help, either, that Whitacre is so very deceptive; he eventually exasperates everybody, including the audience.
This kind of dissembling by gun control opponents has been rampant for years, but rarely have the National Rifle Association's most captive lawmakers been so nakedly deceptive as in the weeks since public rage grew over the gun vote.
It was his job, he says, to hold these losses to a minimum, even if doing so required deceptive means.
A technical team, concerned with giving the full picture, would never design a graph so obviously deceptive.
"When researchers ask multiple funders to support a project, they have a duty to notify these funders, since failure to do so is deceptive and could put a strain on the resources available for reviewing".
