Sentence examples for to deceptive from inspiring English sources

One called it "guilt by association" that has led to "deceptive" estimates of civilian casualties.

Yet the thing has a screwed-down cohesiveness that translates to deceptive speed.

These advocates also say that landowners' eagerness to start earning royalties has made them vulnerable to deceptive tactics by landmen.

One characteristic, which has already been illustrated by Plato, is that reality is genuine as opposed to deceptive.

Critics point to deceptive sales tactics, fraudulent loan applications, high drop-out rates and even higher tuitions.

It could help vulnerable, low-income borrowers by putting an end to deceptive advertising and balloon payments that make it impossible for borrowers to close out a loan.

And we expect our suicidal pilots to be deceptive, to at least try to make the crash look like an accident.

The proposed legislation is intended to prevent deceptive practices -- to keep counselors from pretending to be neutral while pursuing a political agenda.

"It's just not worth the damage it would do to your reputation to be deceptive".

In most cases, it is better to work with a productive employee to reduce deceptive behavior.

"It's a simple refusal to cooperate with what we know to be deceptive and destructive.