Sentence examples for there is deception from inspiring English sources

"Art is the playing field of the play," he said in a recent interview, "but I think such a relationship could exist in any activity in which there is deception -- and self deception.

The key elements of this basic definition are if the product is similar and if there is deception of the consumer.

"There is deception here.

Instead of honesty and hard work, there is deception and provocative attention.

"It was like there was deception," Mr. Kerkorian said.

The S.E.C. argues there was deception involved in hacking into the computer system, which was designed to allow access only to authorized people.

The legal outcome will presumably turn on whether there was deception as well as denial — on whether it can be proved that UnitedHealth deliberately misled plan members.

It suggested an uncompromising, direct approach, drills rather than frills, and the Tigers had shown an aversion to scoring tries for most of the season, but there was deception in the selection: before they put a move together, Wasps were 10 points down.

Against Japan, one of the physically smaller nations, the power game didn't appear to bear fruit unless there was deception and a change of running lines involved.

There was deception involved, and now the band is embroiled in a fit of finger pointing.

"This is a case where, in addition to deceit about who she was and therefore about whether it was heterosexual or lesbian sex, it could be argued that there was deception about the nature of the act, as a prosthetic penis is physically different in nature from that which the complainant thought was being used".