Sentence examples for was able to deceive from inspiring English sources
Highlighting instances in which other witnesses contradicted Mr. Swartz's testimony, Mr. Scholl said, "Mark Swartz sure made it sound good on the stand, but now you know how he was able to deceive you".
In the opening hours of the conflict, the enemy commander was able to deceive American forces by protecting his messages from electronic snooping: he communicated with field officers via motorcycle messengers.
With one simple turn he was able to deceive three Accies players before racing forward and unleashing a low shot past McGovern.
When the Sandusky news broke in November 2011, we were all stunned to learn that a monster was able to deceive and hurt so many.
He was able to deceive Halleck into thinking the Confederates were about to attack; he ran empty trains back and forth through the town while whistles blew and troops cheered as if massive reinforcements were arriving.
"Because of the size of the medical class, and by not submitting assessments or sitting tests, the individual was able to deceive classmates and teachers," explained the university in a statement to 3News.
Alice's greatest failing is not that she is able to deceive herself about Charlie, but that she is painfully aware that she often chooses to do so to maintain the status quo.
Members of the community complained about the difficulty of evaluating health care providers and differentiating between those who were both educated and skilled; and those who had gained sufficient knowledge (working as an auxiliary member of staff in a hospital or as a member of domestic staff in a health workers household) to be able to deceive vulnerable clients looking for care.
By counting its operational costs as capital expenditures, WorldCom was able to inflate its current earnings and deceive investors.
"He (Savile) was able to manage his public persona in such a way that he deceived most people he met.
