Sentence examples for this is a ruse from inspiring English sources
"This is a ruse," she said of the campaign against illegal schools.
I don't think this is a ruse to keep the fans in the arena.
Some developing-country governments suspect this is a ruse by rich countries to shirk their responsibilities while making money out of the poor.
And although I suspect this is a ruse, on his part, to avoid packing, I am still going to greet him cheerfully.
The Socialists claim this is a ruse designed to deny them victory.The confusion arose because in Tirana there were four ballot boxes, covering the mayoral vote as well as municipal councillors.
This is a ruse, it turns out, to lure him back to Oklahoma, where he gets pulled into his brother's convoluted plot to take on the drug kingpin of the Southwest (Richard Dreyfuss).
The answer from the Palestinians is that this is a ruse, a bit of sand to throw in the eyes of the world while Israel tightens its hold on the larger West Bank, which has been colonised not by a mere 7,000 settlers but by some 200,000 (not counting a similar number of Israelis who live in new suburbs in the formerly Jordanian areas of Jerusalem).
"It may be necessary to release the pictures... to quell any doubts that somehow this is a ruse that the United States government has carried out," he said.
Sure some 1920s carnival huckster out there might try and convince you that there are 12 rules, or that you can get three rules for a nickel, but this is a ruse.
He suspected that this was a ruse.
