Sentence examples for tale of deception from inspiring English sources

Daimler's dealing with its American acquisition has been a tale of deception.

Readers responded to this tale of deception and reinvention in comments on nytimes.com; a selection is below.

As detailed by prosecutors, the killing of Carol Neulander, 52, is a convoluted tale of deception that seems to defy common sense.

In fact, the story of the CIA's involvement in Hollywood is a tale of deception and subversion that would seem improbable if it were put on screen.

They have also provided the soundtrack to The Scouting Book for Boys, a movie charting a tale of deception gone horribly wrong released this week, and written by award-winning screenwriter Jack Thorne.

" 'You will use my contractor or the work will not get done.' " A Cautionary Tale The United States could soon have reason to consult this cautionary tale of deception, waste and poor planning, as troop levels and reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan are likely to be stepped up under the new administration.

As the tales of deception and manipulation unfolded, the directors responded with rising anger, according to people who were there.

These tawdry tales of deception and deceit are tailor-made for the tabloids.

Mueller has also given the American public a cautionary tale of contemporary American democracy — a story of deception, influence, and technology.

By Evan Osnos February 16 , 2018Robert Mueller's latest indictment in the Russia investigation has given the American public a cautionary tale of contemporary American democracy — a story of deception, influence, and technology.

Picador will publish the tale of online deception and romance in July.