Sentence examples for the deception about from inspiring English sources

The deception about her birth scarred Jane deeply.

Everything, from the deception about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq to the allegations of cash for peerages, increased both need and desire for a blunt prime minister.

On the other hand, stronger BOLD signals were observed in the bilateral middle temporal gyrus (BA 37 & 39), bilateral middle frontal gyrus (BA 44 & 45), bilateral thalamus, left angular gyrus (BA 39), right precuneus (BA 29), left hippocampus (BA 30), and right calcarine (BA 19) when the deception about the valence was associated with negative IAPS pictures (Table 4, Figure 3).

Blind to the Prophets' deception about the Great Journey, Tartarus activates the ring; the Brute is ultimately killed by the coordinated efforts of the Arbiter with the help of Sergeant Major Johnson, successfully preventing the firing of Delta Halo.

Comparing to telling the truth, deception about the valence of the affectively positive pictures was associated with activity in the inferior frontal, cingulate, inferior parietal, precuneus, and middle temporal regions.

This is interesting because consequentialists would tend to deny the latter claim; from a consequentialist perspective, all that matters with regard to the moral acceptability of deception is whether or not the deception brings about good consequences.

I wouldn't confront him — I was too curious about the deception to bring about its end.

"But some of these skepticisms, at times, have gotten a bit bothersome, to the point of accusing the Army of deception about the Stryker's performance and transportability".

While a clear valence-related effect on deception was observed, common neural regions were also recruited for the process of deception about the valence of the affective pictures.

The patterns of the BOLD signals observed during deception about the valence of the positive and negative pictures were similar to those observed in previous studies, by ourselves and others, of the emotion regulation of positive and negative emotions [31], [65], [69].

The BBC found out about the deception too late and dithered about admitting it.