Sentence examples for was being deceived from inspiring English sources

He usually read only the executive summaries, but would occasionally dig deeper and always complained that he was being deceived.

Dasaolu's time of 9.91sec in the second semi-final was so startling you wondered if the mind was being deceived by heatstroke.

Did he know what his brother was up to? "I thought it possible Shamoon Yousif was being deceived," the lead officer on the case, Sarah Thrower, of the Phoenix Police Department's Homeland Defense Bureau, conceded.

Once Gordon Brown had to tell Karzai that "Akhundzada was not an acceptable alternative, given his history of corruption and involvement in drug trafficking" and that Karzai was being deceived about the state of Helmand by scheming palace advisers.

Some Labour strategists privately admit that Lord Mandelson may have been unwise last week to say that the business community was being deceived into accepting the Conservative line, a position Gordon Brown endorsed and was forced to defend yesterday.

Pro-Union campaigners claimed the pubic was being deceived.

"Last year, we were being deceived with intent," Keener said.

They had no idea they were being deceived.

Otherwise, what really happens under détente is that you are being deceived.' For example, in the speech to the unions, I noted, 'Please understand, you are being deceived.

"Women are being deceived," because "abortion is a lie," she claimed.

That he is being deceived and fleeced is evident to everyone except Magno himself.