Sentence examples for some deception from inspiring English sources

That creates some deception".

"There's some deception to his fastball," Newman said.

But she had no problem engaging in some deception to make the trip south.

That could have been hurting consumers if there was some deception in the market.

This time, he was able to engage in some deception that helped save a run in the Yankees' losing effort.

"As long as we're not impersonating government officials or clergy," he said, "we're allowed to use some deception in order to get the truth.

Some deceptions may take many months to unravel, such as a case that lasted over a year involving a 15-year-old boy participating in an online support group for people enduring debilitating migraine headaches.

"It would involve some temporary deception and then a debriefing," he says.

"Given the extraordinary ease with which seemingly valuable documents were being obtained, however, there was widespread worry that the enemy had mounted some purposeful deception," Richard Wires writes, in "The Cicero Spy Affair: German Access to British Secrets in World War II" (1999).

They are better at guessing when they are being told the truth than when they are being lied to, accurately classifying only forty-seven per cent of lies, according to a recent meta-analysis of some two hundred deception studies, published by Bella DePaulo, of the University of California at Santa Barbara, and Charles Bond, Jr., of Texas Christian University.

Maybe there was some wider deception going on that affected the entire industry.