Sentence examples for under deceit from inspiring English sources

"They entered under deceit and lies; they were offering productive jobs for people here.

For that unlikely choral climax we can thank the Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, whose poignant and personal exhibition at the New Museum showcases this hipster deceit under very trying circumstances.

We look at the deal and we see that the entire mechanism, the infrastructure that's been established, by deceit, under the nose [of the International Atomic Energy Agency] is really left intact.

We all go about our daily business under the comfortable deceit of what is known as Optimism Bias.

Barra has sought to characterize the ignition switch coverup as a one-off — "an extraordinary situation … unique" — while assuring that there would be no more such deceit under her leadership.

"Beyond the fundamental hypocrisy of photographic production that feeds on human misery with the pretense of disseminating information or raising awareness, the proliferation of compassionate iconography neutralizes discernment, tames brutal instincts, and induces the risk of safe intimacy and deceit under the autocratic reign of appearance.

"Beyond the fundamental hypocrisy of photographic production that feeds on human misery with the pretence of disseminating information or raising awareness, the proliferation of compassionate iconography neutralises discernment, tames brutal instincts and induces the risk of safe intimacy and deceit under the autocratic reign of appearance.

The wilful deception of the public for political end, especially under the disguise of national security, and what an awful price we pay for such lies under any name: misinformation, disinformation, deceit, deception, or just plain dishonesty.

The reforms the company is implementing may make all manner of deceit less likely under any circumstances.

The manipulations undergone by its once shiny and unscathed protagonist, Cady, demonstrates the endless cycle of deceit and judgment under the cumbersome oppressions of Girl World, or of real world.

It's certainly true that Smith's statement isn't the first congressional press release in history to submerge the truth under a shroud of misdirection and deceit, nor even the worst example.