Sentence examples for the ruse of from inspiring English sources

— under the ruse of going duck hunting — to sketch a blueprint.

This year I've finally given up the ruse of simplicity, and teach Worldcat and Google Books along with the catalog.

Isn't it wiser to be a temple, insidiously leading the faithful through the ruse of entertainment into its sacred heart?

A crowd of reporters was moved away from the scene with the ruse of a news briefing.

Relatives had taken her into the countryside under the ruse of a day-trip to pick oranges.

Even when we're alone, he won't drop the ruse of being a dedicated paleoceanographer deeply concerned about rising sea levels.

When you read the script today in search of the overman bound, please bear in mind the ruse of the earlier god, Πρωτεύς.

Pummeled by warnings that global warming is triggering the apocalypse, Americans have fallen for the ruse of futuristic science that is clean coal.

Typically, raiders chased down enemy ships or lured them into close range with the ruse of "false colors"— by flying the flag of a foreign country.

By age 4 or 5 they learn the ruse of seeming to be in distress as a way of stealing the microphone from whoever has been monopolizing it.

None of this is in the same general region as the Rev. Richard Wayne Gary Wayne, the charlatan who imprisoned Kimmy under the ruse of apocalypse.