Sentence examples for the deception with from inspiring English sources

As a younger man, Washington could complain about matters like "the deception with respect to the Potatoes".

And Concerned Veterans for America got in on the deception with an ad that falsely claimed Iowa Rep. Bruce Braley "skipped an important VA reform hearing to attend three fundraisers".

Ultra decrypts revealed that the Japanese believed the deception, with operatives including Malcolm Muggeridge and Peter Fleming supplying disinformation for more than a year, sufficient to make the enemy believe the vessel had gone to the Far East and returned to the Clyde for a refit, by which time she was actually finished.

These are the only real traces of the kind of entertaining sleight-of-hand that sustained Argo, as well as another, earlier film that pioneered the wartime art-heist theme: John Frankenheimer's The Train, which revelled in the deceptions with which the resistance outwitted their foes.

The F.D.A. disagrees, saying the deception began with Chinese companies falsely labeling a poisonous product glycerin.

It's not a subtle piece of dramaturgy, but the circumstance of the title character, a nurse who is a reluctant partner in the deception (played with utterly convincing humility by Adriane Lenox), becomes unusually wrenching as she slowly and inexorably loses moral ground.

In addition to needing an agency to monitor the quality of search and the deception associated with the current provision of search, I suspect that the following two regulations may prove to be essential to dealing with Google's power over search.

She describes the situation as "a delicate dance of duplicity, ambition, desire, and greed" and says that we want to believe in the truth because "basic human nature renders us uniquely vulnerable: the deception begins with us and our need to believe in a world that is better -- for us -- than it was a moment before".

Barclay was the elaborate deception with which Clarke was tasked, an operation to mislead the Axis into expecting attacks on the far eastern and western extremities of the northern Mediterranean theatre – namely the Balkan Peninsula and southern France.

The F.D.A. said China's explanation sidestepped a critical fact: the deception had begun with the false certificate of analysis.

If it finds that the bank's old management breached banking rules deliberately, and that its new managers, including Mr Peyrelevade, learnt of the deception and continued with it, then Crédit Lyonnais could be stripped of its American banking licence.