Sentence examples for they often deceive from inspiring English sources

But they often deceive people into thinking that because the value of all the stuff in society sums to some number, that number is a sort of plastic primordial stuff that can be transformed, like Anaximander's apeiron, into anything we like.Even a casual examination of the universe will reveal that this is not true.

It is true that such moves often deceive the psycher's partner and lead to disaster, but when they do they are not reported in the press.

Although sensations provide a 'strong propensity' to believe in the existence of bodies, they do not provide conclusive proof or even evidence of their existence, for the senses often deceive us (Elucidation 6, OC 3 55f; LO 569f).

But appearances often deceive.

Our green instincts often deceive us.

APPEARANCES often deceive, but, in one respect at least, the visitor's first impression of Chicago* is likely to be correct: this is a city buzzing with life, humming with prosperity, sparkling with new buildings, new sculptures, new parks, and generally exuding vitality.

This is not only because the senses often deceive us (De primo frigido 952A, De E392E); the problem according to Plutarch rather is that the world is a place that cannot be known perfectly.

In order to bring about peace -- true and lasting peace -- we are called to delve beyond the base senses of our eyes and ears, which can often deceive us, and see the world from the perspective of the Divine, from the lens of holiness.

And while the Internet actually provides its own networking opportunities, with chat rooms and message boards, that sense of openness often deceives people into thinking they are doing enough by staying home and surfing the Web.

But in Turkey, looks are often deceiving.

Taylor often deceives offensive linemen because he looks smallish.