Sentence examples for thus deceiving from inspiring English sources

First, fundamentalists falsely characterize evolution as "just a theory," thus deceiving people who do not know that a theory in science is not a speculation but a model that best fits the available evidence; like all the biological sciences, evolution is not a complete model, but it is evidence-based science.

The symptoms and signs of acute admitted patients do not always fit in with the text book example, thus deceiving the physician into making a wrong diagnosis and thereby delaying correct treatment and even harm the patient with a wrong treatment.

Let's get back to the script, Into which we've just dipped: "Oh wicked wall, through whom I see no bliss, Cursed be thy stones for thus deceiving me".

We propose that the gift wrapping trait allows males to exploit female foraging preference by disguising the gift content thus deceiving females into mating without acquiring direct benefits.

We suggest that the gift wrapping trait allows males to take advantage of the female preference for a gift by disguising the gift content, thus deceiving females into mating without acquiring a direct benefit.

The nascent convention declared the congressional nominating caucus had "ignored the will of the people" and was a "vain hope that the American people might be thus deceived into a belief that he (Crawford) was the regular democratic candidate".

Sunnite (traditionalist) Muslim scholars condemned the Bāṭinīyah for all interpretations that rejected the literal meaning and accused them of producing confusion and controversy through a multiplicity of readings; this, the Sunnites alleged, allowed ignorant or mischievous persons to claim possession of religious truths and thus deceive those who lacked the knowledge to expose them.

The Swiss doctor who was thus deceived and administered her lethal injection committed suicide after discovering from a routine autopsy that she had no physical disease [ 107].

The sock puppets were being used to hide a true identity, to criticise without consequence and thus to deceive.

To tout even wholesome products to children, some claim, is to exploit their naivety and thus to deceive them.

Ichikawa (2008) argues that on the imagination view of dreaming, we mistake dream-beliefs for real beliefs and thus are deceived as to the status of our own mental states.