Sentence examples for were being deceived from inspiring English sources

They had no idea they were being deceived.

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

The Tories later accused Brown of being at war with business after the prime minister, in an interview on GMTV, joined the business secretary, Lord Mandelson, in saying leading businessmen were being deceived by Tory propaganda.

It is tempting to suggest something like this: The skeptical scenarios are developed in such a way that it is supposed that we could not tell that we were being deceived.

Claims included workers saying they had their passports illegally confiscated; that they were being deceived about pay level; that they were being made to pay large agency fees to secure jobs; and the working conditions involved long periods of standing without adequate rest and restricted toilet breaks.

Malkoč told the Bosnian enlisted men of 1st Company that they were being deceived, released the German NCOs and rallied the company to hunt down the ringleaders.

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.

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

If the customers assume they're receiving unbiased advice, they're being deceived.

"Women are being deceived by leftist organisations," Mariusz Błaszczak, Poland's interior minister, told state television.

He knows he is being deceived, and he complains about it.